MI New York Team: Squad, Results, Stats & Schedule

MI New York are a New York City-based Major League Cricket franchise owned and promoted by Indiawin Sports USA Inc within the Reliance Industries-backed Mumbai Indians family. Their results and trophies are separate from Mumbai Indians, MI Cape Town, MI Emirates and MI London.

The franchise won the inaugural MLC championship in 2023 after entering the playoffs fourth at 2-3. Three straight knockout wins followed, capped by Nicholas Pooran's unbeaten 137 in a seven-wicket final victory over Seattle Orcas.

MI New York exited the 2024 Eliminator, then rebounded from a 3-7 league campaign in 2025 to win three knockout matches and beat Washington Freedom by five runs in the final. That made MINY the first two-time MLC champions.

In 2026, Nicholas Pooran captained and Mark Boucher coached the side. MINY finished fourth in the league at 5-5, then made 266/9 with a T20-record 29 sixes in the Oakland Eliminator. Washington Freedom chased 270/4, ending the title defence at five wins and six losses overall.

No permanent New York stadium or 2027 MLC team schedule had been announced by this update. The page therefore records the completed 2026 touring campaign instead of inventing a home venue or future fixtures.

Shakib Al Hasan joined as a temporary replacement for Allah Ghazanfar, who was away with Afghanistan for an ODI series against India. The club announced the replacement on 19 June, one day before MI New York's opening match.

The final official directory retains both names because it records the campaign's roster timeline. It should not be read as proof that both players were available for every match or occupied two ordinary full-season places at the same time.

No. The New York name identifies the franchise's market, but its ten league matches were played in Dallas, Oakland and Pomona. The Eliminator was also staged at Oakland Coliseum.

Five league games were in Dallas, two in Oakland and three in Pomona. Calling any of them a permanent New York home fixture would confuse franchise identity with the competition's touring venue model.

The 5–5 record covers the ten-match league stage and produced fourth place with ten points. The 5–6 record adds the Eliminator loss to Washington Freedom.

Playoff results do not alter the league table. Separating the two scopes shows both how MI New York qualified and how the completed title defence ended.

MI New York hit a club-reported T20-record 29 sixes, led by Nicholas Pooran's 106 from 33 balls, but Washington Freedom replied with 270/4 in 18.4 overs. Steven Smith and Andries Gous added 241 runs from 89 balls during the chase.

The club report identifies four missed chances in 13 balls between 9.4 and 11.5 overs. Washington then scored 29, 21 and 31 in overs 13 to 15, an 81-run burst that turned an imposing target into a six-wicket win.

They shared the team wicket lead, but reached 12 in different workloads. Bosch played seven matches and conceded 6.23 runs per over; Ugarkar played all 11 matches and supplied a longer domestic pace workload.

A tied wicket total does not make the two seasons identical. Match count and economy add the context needed to compare a shorter high-control spell with full-campaign availability.