Last evening, the Royal Challengers Bangalore registered their 5th loss in 6 matches. Mumbai Indians were dominant throughout and won the game with 27 balls to spare.

A visible frustrated RCB captain Faf du Plessis said:

"I feel like from a batting perspective, we have to push for that 200. We don't have as many weapons in our bowling. So it comes down to the batting."

"From a bowling perspective, we have lacked penetration. We have to get them two or three down in the powerplay. Always feels like we are on the back foot after the first four overs,"

"Very tough pill to swallow. It was very wet out there, it will be nice to win a toss somehow. Credit to MI how they came out and made our bowlers make a lot of mistakes. Anyone that came in and found the middle of the bat."

Faf was disappointed with the wetness in the outfield:

"We spoke about it. We knew the dew would play a big part. We needed 215-220. 190 wasn't enough. It is a big thing at some venues. When the dew settles in, it was very tough. We changed the ball many times. It is the only sport where the changes in conditions make a difference."