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Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya today said his ancestor Rohit Sharma will keep on being a directing power for him during the IPL notwithstanding the startling difference in initiative that the establishment declared in front of the impending season, setting off a "reaction" from the fans.

Pandya, who drove Gujarat Titans in the beyond two seasons, is once again at Mumbai Indians as commander for the 2024 release. Having driven Mumbai Indians to five titles, Rohit was shockingly supplanted by Pandya going into the impending season.

"I don't figure it will be any off-kilter or any unique. It will be a decent inclination since we have been playing for a very long time. I have played my entire vocation under him and he will have his hand on my shoulder all through the season," he added.

The star all-rounder will get back in the saddle at the IPL, having gone through an extensive recovery for the lower leg injury he endured during the ODI World Cup at home in October.

"I generally approve of my body, I intend to play every one of the games. In the IPL, I have not missed many games at any rate. In fact, I was out for quite some time. It was an oddity injury. We pushed yet it would have been a tough errand that I would be good for the World Cup elimination rounds or the last. At the point when we pushed, it sort of set off the injury and my recuperation took more time (than anticipated)," he said.

In the mean time, MI lead trainer Imprint Boucher said the group is standing by to hear from the Indian cricket load up on the wellness status of star player Suryakumar Yadav.

"We are anticipating refreshes on Suryakumar from the BCCI. We have forever been under a haze of wellness issues however we have an elite clinical group. We might lose a couple of regarding wellness however we need to continue on as it is sport," Boucher said.

He likewise said there would be no approach of resting the players remembering the current year's T20 World Cup.