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Rohit Sharma's Hamstring Injury — Three Matches Missed for MI

12 April 2026Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers BengaluruIPL 2026 — Mumbai Indians vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru1 min readSeverity: Moderate

Summary

Rohit Sharma sustained a hamstring injury during MI's 12 April 2026 match against Royal Challengers Bengaluru and missed at least three subsequent matches as a result. The injury, suffered during a stretching shot, came at a moment when MI's struggling 2026 campaign could not afford the loss of its most experienced batter.

What Happened

Rohit pulled up holding his hamstring while running between wickets and left the field for treatment. Subsequent imaging confirmed a strain of sufficient severity to require a multi-match rest. He missed three IPL fixtures in the immediate aftermath.

The injury timing was the worst possible for MI. The franchise was in the middle of its four-match losing streak that placed Hardik Pandya's captaincy under public pressure. Rohit's senior batting was the obvious stabilising influence the side needed; without him in the XI, the burden fell on Suryakumar Yadav and the middle order, both of which were already over-extended.

Key Moments

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12 April 2026 — MI vs RCB

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Rohit pulls up holding hamstring while running between wickets

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Subsequent imaging confirms strain requiring multi-match rest

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Misses three IPL fixtures in the immediate aftermath

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Injury coincides with MI's four-match losing streak

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Burden falls on Suryakumar Yadav and the MI middle order

⚖️ The Verdict

Rohit Sharma sustained a hamstring strain on 12 April 2026 vs RCB and missed at least three subsequent IPL fixtures. The injury came at a critical moment of MI's struggling campaign.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did Rohit Sharma get injured?
12 April 2026 during MI's match against RCB. He pulled up holding his hamstring while running between wickets.
How many matches did he miss?
At least three IPL fixtures in the immediate aftermath of the injury.

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