When one considers resilience in the IPL, the Mumbai Indians (MI) head the listand their past captain Rohit Sharma is the epitome of that resilience. In a recent spontaneous video, Rohit spoke frankly about MI's legacy of staying the course and their ability to bounce back from adversity.

It's not about winning trophies," Rohit declared. "It's about the way you fight, the way you bounce back when things are not in your favour. That's Mumbai Indians' identity."

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Rohit Sharma talking about Mumbai Indians & their Unbelievable legacy. 🫡

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MI's 2024 season has been a rollercoaster of beginning slow, doubts raised over their form, but as ever, they found their momentum just at the right time.Their Qualifier 2 trip was not easy, but if there is one side that does well under pressure, it's MI. Rohit, who guided MI to five IPL championships, emphasized the importance of learning from errors.  "You make corrections, adjust, and come back stronger.  Our story has been that," he stated coolly.

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Rohit Sharma shares how Mumbai Indians always bounce back, showing their strength even in a season of big changes

MI's development, leadership, and sheer grit are mirrored in Rohit's own IPL journey.  Even in the transition year when Hardik Pandya became team captain, Rohit's presence was felt off and on the field.   Whether his batting or his wise cricketing acumen, he remains the team's stalwart.

"Comebacks make champions," Rohit said, analyzing MI's transformation this season. It's a line that suits the team, and the man, too. Through the din, the form slumps, and the transition challenges, Rohit is the voice of reason amidst the turmoil a face MI fans still rally behind.

While Mumbai Indians make their preparations for another try at the final, that is a reminder: never underestimate them. With trends-setters like Rohit leading the charge, the MI legacy is not only in tact but still being scripted.