Mumbai Indians women’s team bid farewell to their legendary coach, Charlotte Edwards, who guided the team to two Women’s Premier League (WPL) titles in just three seasons. She left the team as she’s going for a new role of England Women’s Head Coach.
Tribute to Edwards’ leadership
Mumbai Indians spokesperson praised Edwards for her leadership, showing admiration, appreciation, and respect for her contributions. “The incredible achievements that Charlotte has driven the team towards, winning two titles in three years, developing and inspiring the girls to play their best cricket and taking the MI legacy forward and bringing joy to the MI Paltan,” the official release said. They conveyed their gratitude for her impact on the team over the past three years and wished her all the best in her new position with the England women’s team.
Thank you, Coach Lottie, for being an inspiration and guiding us to two championships with a smile
— Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) April 7, 2025
Good luck for your new role as England Women's Head Coach. pic.twitter.com/n3xnzJNI7Q
Impactful tenure and legacy
Charlotte Edwards helped the team to achieve the trophy twice. She helped players and created an environment that enabled the players to excel in the WPL. Her leadership style and positive energy influenced the team’s performance and success in the last three seasons.
Mumbai Indians’ best Wishes
The Mumbai Indians team extended their best wishes to Edwards as she goes on her journey with the England women’s team. They affirmed that the #OneFamily will continue to support and cheer for her, acknowledging her as one of the greats in the game.
