Mumbai Indians coach Mahela Jayawardene has downplayed concerns regarding player fatigue after the T20 World Cup, stating that the focus should be on regaining consistency and confidence. The team has faced a tough IPL season, suffering their fifth defeat in seven matches with a notable loss to Chennai Super Kings by 103 runs, marking their largest defeat this season. Key players like Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav have underperformed, with Pandya taking only three wickets and scoring 97 runs in six matches, while Suryakumar has scored 156 runs in seven games. Jayawardene highlighted the team's lack of rhythm and discipline, particularly in powerplays, where they have struggled to set a competitive tone. He emphasized the need for improvement in both batting and bowling as they prepare for the next seven matches. Additionally, he noted that the team would take advantage of the upcoming break to strategize and address their issues. The coach also defended Pandya's performance, stating that the team's struggles cannot be attributed to any single player.