Mumbai Indians have parted ways with bowling coaches Lasith Malinga, Parash Mhambrey and fielding coach Carl Hopkinson as their internal overhaul continues. Days after parting with head coach Mahela Jaywardene, they have let go a few others. Kieron Pollard was recently appointed as head coach.

"Lasith Malinga has been an integral part of the Mumbai Indians family and one of the most iconic figures in the franchise’s history," the franchise said in a statement. "From spearheading MI’s bowling attack and playing a defining role in four IPL title triumphs and the 2011 Champions League T20 victory, to returning as a mentor and coach, Lasith’s journey with MI has been truly special. His passion, competitive spirit and commitment to the team have inspired generations of players. His legacy will forever remain an important part of Mumbai Indians."

Mhambrey arrived at MI as a bowling coach right after being part of India's T20 World Cup win in 2024. He served his role at MI for two seasons of IPL and was even appointed bowling coach of MI Emirates.