'I want to build fielding as an attacking weapon': New MI fielding coach

Newly appointed Mumbai Indians fielding coach T Dilip wants to make fielding one of the team’s biggest strengths. He believes that a strong fielding unit can change the course of a match and wants to build a culture based on trust, respect and enjoyment. Dilip, who has previously worked as India’s fielding coach, was one of three new members of the Mumbai Indians support staff announced on Friday.

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