Better Than MS Dhoni? Rohit Sharma's Unbelievable Record As Captain Of Mumbai Indians Since 2013 - In Pics

Rohit Sharma took charge as the captain of Mumbai Indians midway through the 2013 IPL season, leading them to an unexpected victory. This marked the beginning of a glorious ten-year reign that saw the team clinch five IPL titles.

In 2013, Rohit's captaincy seemed like a spontaneous decision. Despite a loss in his first match as captain, MI finished second in the league stage. The team went on to beat CSK in the final, securing their maiden IPL title under Rohit's leadership.

Rohit Sharma not only excelled in the IPL but also guided Mumbai Indians to victory in the Champions League Twenty20 in 2013, showcasing his leadership prowess in multiple T20 formats.

MI faced a shaky start in 2015, losing their first four matches. However, they bounced back impressively, winning all but one game for the rest of the season. Rohit's instrumental role, both as a captain and player, contributed to MI's victory against CSK in the final.

After missing the playoffs in 2016, MI roared back in 2017, finishing atop the league table. A thrilling final against Rising Pune Supergiant saw MI clinch their third IPL title, showcasing the team's resilience under Rohit's captaincy.

Following a disappointing 2018, MI responded emphatically in 2019. Topping the league stage, they faced CSK in the final. Despite a challenging situation, Rohit strategically led the team to victory, securing their fourth IPL title and surpassing CSK's record.

In the unprecedented 2020 season shifted to the UAE, Rohit Sharma became the first captain to successfully defend an IPL title since MS Dhoni. MI finished atop the table, and Rohit's vital contributions with the bat led the team to a convincing victory in the final against Delhi Capitals.

Rohit Sharma's captaincy legacy includes leading Mumbai Indians in the second most number of IPL matches (158). His strategic acumen reflects in being the captain with the second-highest number of wins, highlighting his consistent success over the ten-year period.

Rohit Sharma's influence extended beyond captaincy, making him the fourth-highest run-scorer in IPL history. His remarkable tally of 6211 runs, including 3986 as MI captain, places him among the league's batting elite.

In addition to the numerous titles, Rohit Sharma boasts the second-best win percentage among IPL captains. His tactical brilliance and ability to inspire the team make him a captain par excellence, leaving an indelible mark on Mumbai Indians' IPL journey.