Luke Williams replaces Lisa Keightley as Mumbai Indians head coach in WPL

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Luke Williams has been appointed as the new head coach of Mumbai Indians in the Women's Premier League, replacing Lisa Keightley in the role. Williams brings prior WPL coaching experience to the position, having previously led Royal Challengers Bengaluru. He guided RCB to their title victory during the 2024 WPL season. The appointment marks a significant change in Mumbai Indians' coaching setup ahead of the upcoming WPL campaign.

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