<p>New Delhi: Five-time champions Mumbai Indians finished their woeful season with yet another defeat on Friday, with captain Hardik Pandya's own performance a reflection of their struggles in the Indian Premier League (IPL).</p><p>Mumbai are one of the two teams to have won five IPL titles, all of them under Rohit Sharma, who was replaced by all-rounder Pandya in a shock leadership change this year.</p><p>As the team hurtled from one defeat to another, fans started booing Pandya, who led Gujarat Titans in the last two seasons, even in their home matches at the Wankhede Stadium.</p><p>Pandya, who is expected to play a key role in India's T20 World Cup campaign next month as the team's preferred seam-bowling all-rounder, finished the IPL season with 216 runs at an average of 18 and 11 wickets.</p><p>The 30-year-old was jeered again on Friday as Mumbai signed off their campaign with their 10th loss to finish at the bottom of the 10-team league.</p>.<p>"It wasn't great hearing all the boos," Mumbai Indians head coach Mark Boucher said after their loss against Lucknow Super Giants.</p><p>"I felt sorry for Hardik... It's never nice to go through something like that. So yeah, there are certain things we need to address. And we are going to address them."</p><p>Pandya's uninspiring captaincy also drew criticism, which, Boucher said, might have affected the all-rounder.</p><p>"I think that if (Pandya) was here, he'd also be disappointed in his performances," he said.</p><p>"From a captain's perspective, I thought he had some good games. There's a lot of stuff going on around him that maybe clouded his thoughts every now and again, which I said is tough for him as a leader as well."</p><p>Pandya will miss the first match next season, regardless of which team he represents, after Mumbai's slow over rate on Friday, third such offence this year, earned him a one-match suspension.</p>.Hardik Pandya looks flattened, drained and under pressure: Aaron Finch.<p>Speculation is rife that India captain Rohit would move to a new franchise. Boucher did not provide any clarity.</p><p>"To be honest, there hasn't been many conversations about Rohit's future," the South African said.</p><p>"For me, he is the master of his own destiny. It's a big auction next season, who knows what's going to happen? We'll just have to take each day as it comes," he said.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Five-time champions Mumbai Indians finished their woeful season with yet another defeat on Friday, with captain Hardik Pandya's own performance a reflection of their struggles in the Indian Premier League (IPL).</p><p>Mumbai are one of the two teams to have won five IPL titles, all of them under Rohit Sharma, who was replaced by all-rounder Pandya in a shock leadership change this year.</p><p>As the team hurtled from one defeat to another, fans started booing Pandya, who led Gujarat Titans in the last two seasons, even in their home matches at the Wankhede Stadium.</p><p>Pandya, who is expected to play a key role in India's T20 World Cup campaign next month as the team's preferred seam-bowling all-rounder, finished the IPL season with 216 runs at an average of 18 and 11 wickets.</p><p>The 30-year-old was jeered again on Friday as Mumbai signed off their campaign with their 10th loss to finish at the bottom of the 10-team league.</p>.<p>"It wasn't great hearing all the boos," Mumbai Indians head coach Mark Boucher said after their loss against Lucknow Super Giants.</p><p>"I felt sorry for Hardik... It's never nice to go through something like that. So yeah, there are certain things we need to address. And we are going to address them."</p><p>Pandya's uninspiring captaincy also drew criticism, which, Boucher said, might have affected the all-rounder.</p><p>"I think that if (Pandya) was here, he'd also be disappointed in his performances," he said.</p><p>"From a captain's perspective, I thought he had some good games. There's a lot of stuff going on around him that maybe clouded his thoughts every now and again, which I said is tough for him as a leader as well."</p><p>Pandya will miss the first match next season, regardless of which team he represents, after Mumbai's slow over rate on Friday, third such offence this year, earned him a one-match suspension.</p>.Hardik Pandya looks flattened, drained and under pressure: Aaron Finch.<p>Speculation is rife that India captain Rohit would move to a new franchise. Boucher did not provide any clarity.</p><p>"To be honest, there hasn't been many conversations about Rohit's future," the South African said.</p><p>"For me, he is the master of his own destiny. It's a big auction next season, who knows what's going to happen? We'll just have to take each day as it comes," he said.</p>