Mumbai, Oct. 30 -- After six trophy-less campaigns, in three of which they failed to make the playoffs, Mumbai Indians are in a mood for a reset. The coaching staff has been completely overhauled. They have a new head coach in Kieron Pollard, a new batting coach in Robin Uthappa, a new bowling coach in Mitchell McClenaghan and a new development bowling coach in Dhawal Kulkarni. All of them barring the new fielding coach T Dilip, who worked with the Indian team, are former MI players.

There's another common theme in all these recruitments: they have the approval of former captain Rohit Sharma, who has been actively involved in discussions. MI is also set to go with a new captain after three troubled years under Hardik Pandya.

Does Rohit'...