The path for Mumbai Indians, which has lost three matches in IPL 2026, may become more difficult. The team’s veteran batsman and former captain Rohit Sharma will be scanned to know the severity of the hamstring injury he suffered against Royal Challengers Bangalore on Sunday.

Rohit had a great start in the match against RCB. By the sixth over, he had scored 19 runs in 13 balls by hitting 2 fours and 1 six. But in the last over of the powerplay, Rasikh looked uncomfortable on the second ball of Salam. The physio treated him on the ground, yet he could not return to bat again.

His presence in the next match against Punjab Kings on 16 April will depend on the scan report. Sherfane Rutherford said after the match, ‘There seems to be a slight problem in the hamstring, but cannot say for sure.’

This season, Rohit has scored 137 runs in 4 matches, which includes one half-century. Against RCB, he completed 6 thousand runs for MI, which is the second such performance after Virat Kohli. Rohit, who has been associated with MI for 15 years, has won 5 trophies under his captaincy.

Rohit’s injury is a big blow for the team.