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Stadium & Culture

22 entries in the Mumbai Indians compendium.

Stadium & Culture — Era Chart

Kieron Pollard Finishe1987Kings XI Punjab2007IPL Trophy Tradition2008Rajasthan Royals2008Mumbai Indians2012Gujarat Titans2022
Kieron Pollard FinisherThe Trinidadian all-rounder who redefined T20 power-hitting and now mentors Mumbai IndiansRivalry with CSKThe El Clásico of the IPLRivalry with KKRA historic clash between India's most successful IPL franchises.Blue and Gold IdentityThe most successful team in IPL history.IPL Trophy TraditionThe Mumbai Indians: a storied IPL franchise with five titles and a legacy of passion.Mumbai Pride CultureUnited in diversity via the annual Queer Azaadi Mumbai parade.Rajasthan RoyalsThe inaugural champions who rose from underdogs to legends.Mumbai IndiansThe most successful team in IPL history.Kings XI PunjabFrom Kings XI to Punjab Kings: A legacy of passion and resilience.Gujarat TitansAava DeIndiaThe world's largest democracy, a land of ancient civilizations and modern ambition.IPL Trophy Presentation CeremonyThe moment blue turns gold as Mumbai claims another crown.We Are The Champions AnthemThe most successful franchise in IPL history.Reliance Foundation Community EventsChasing trophies on the field while building futures off it.MI Official Merchandise StoreWear the Blue and Gold pride of Mumbai's champions.Rohit Sharma Captaincy EraThe calm architect behind Mumbai's record-breaking championship legacy.Wankhede Night MatchesThe Master Blaster who redefined Indian cricket.Mumbai Indians Victory LapThe thunderous roar of the Blue Army crowning Mumbai's kings at Wankhede.Kieron Pollard Sixes ChantA roar of blue that echoed whenever the West Indian giant cleared the boundary.Mumbai Indians Fan ZoneWhere the Blue Army roars and champions are crowned at Wankhede.DLF Wankhede StadiumThe roaring fortress where Mumbai Indians' five-time championship legacy was forged.IPL Opening Ceremony AnthemWhen the lights hit Wankhede, Mumbai roars as one.
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