Anil Kumble steps down as Chief Mentor of Mumbai Indians

November 30, 2015 17:14

Just in: Anil Kumble has decided to step down as the Chief Mentor of Mumbai Indians with immediate effect. The former India captain was appointed chief mentor of Mumbai Indians in January 2013. The 44-year-old not only holds the record of being the country's highest wicket-taker in both Tests and ODIs, but is also highly respected for his enormous experience and cricketing acumen.

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