The former Indian cricketer and RCB's veteran wicket-keeper batsman Dinesh Karthik is currently busy with his franchise in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League. Apart from playing six teams in this cash-rich contest, the veteran batter has revealed something interesting about his relationship with Mumbai Indians.

According to him, if he asked Mumbai Indians to retain him, the 38-year-old would have helped him to perish his cricket career further. "I don't have much regrets in my cricket career one will be the fact that I didn't want to get retained in 2013, MI could have really helped me grow & become an even better player and second will be I couldn't be part of CSK but I respect them a lot as they bid for me every time," Dinesh Karthik was quoted as saying on Ravichandran Ashwin's YouTube channel.

Dinesh-Karthik-IPL-RCB Following it, the 38-year-old also claimed, "What MI does is provide resources in terms of practice and access to the coaches whenever you want to upskill your game. They're always there, creating an ecosystem for you to become the best player that you can be.

You can tell MI that in between Ranji Trophy matches, I want to practice and they have a field, they have coaches, they have balls and they have bowlers. They have sidearms, they will give you everything they'll give you a stay, they'll give you flight tickets. They will give you everything possible to become the best version of yourself."

However, Dinesh Karthik is doing his job well with Royal Challengers Bangalore in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League. It will be interesting to see how the Tamil Nadu-born cricketer would help the side to win their first-ever title in the history of IPL. With Virat Kohli and