<p>Mumbai Indians coach John Wright on Tuesday said the washout match against Otago Volts dented their chances in the Champions League and hoped the must-win game against Perth Scorchers on Wednesday does not turn out to be their last outing in the tournament.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Mumbai have been left with no other option but to win their last Group ‘A’ game against Scorchers to make the cut for the semifinal.<br /><br />“We’ve already missed one game, which is proving problematic for us. It’s unfortunate that weather has a bearing on the outcome of the tournament,” said Wright.<br /><br />“Hope the Delhi weather is fine and we get a game tomorrow (Wednesday). We are well supported wherever we go. Hopefully that will be the same,” he added.</p>
<p>Mumbai Indians coach John Wright on Tuesday said the washout match against Otago Volts dented their chances in the Champions League and hoped the must-win game against Perth Scorchers on Wednesday does not turn out to be their last outing in the tournament.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Mumbai have been left with no other option but to win their last Group ‘A’ game against Scorchers to make the cut for the semifinal.<br /><br />“We’ve already missed one game, which is proving problematic for us. It’s unfortunate that weather has a bearing on the outcome of the tournament,” said Wright.<br /><br />“Hope the Delhi weather is fine and we get a game tomorrow (Wednesday). We are well supported wherever we go. Hopefully that will be the same,” he added.</p>