Mumbai Indians have lost both their IPL-17 matches so far and the crowd booing Hardik Pandya, who replaced Rohit Sharma as skipper this season, is only adding to their troubles. However, on the eve of their first home match against Rajasthan Royals, MI’s leg-spinner Piyush Chawla believes the crowd’s reaction towards Pandya will change for the better once the team post its first win. “You can’t really help [the crowd reaction] because whatever they’re doing is beyond our control. You get used to it [outside noise]. We just have to focus on our game and whatever the crowd is doing, let them do,” Chawla said at the match-eve press conference on Sunday.

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