The 35-year-old fast bowler, who has taken the most wickets (154 in 110 matches) since the first edition of the IPL in 2008, was bought by the Mumbai franchise for 20 million Indian rupees ($289,184.50) in the January auction for the upcoming season. He had worked as a bowling mentor for the same team after going unsold in 2018.
Malinga is currently leading the Sri Lanka limited-overs team in South Africa with one Twenty20 match remaining in the series. “Once I become available for Mumbai Indians, I would have missed seven or eight games,” Malinga added. “So there’s probably no point in them waiting around for me. Better for them to find someone else to replace me with.” The IPL started on Saturday with a match between India captain Virat Kohli-led Royal Challengers Bangalore and champions Chennai, who were led by India wicketkeeper and former skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
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