11.45pm Mumbai get themselves back on their feet - they have two wins and three losses now. Royal Challengers need to fix their bowling, and fix it quickly. That's it from us tonight. Hope you enjoyed our coverage. Until next time, good night!
Rohit Sharma is the Man of the Match. "I think this is the kind of game we wanted to play. Bowlers did an excellent job, to restrict a team like that to 170. There wasn't much there. Especially the spinners - Krunal Pandya, getting those wickets, even Harbhajan Singh. The things we discussed in our meetings, we executed it really well. If you look at last year's performance, there was hardly any batsmen in the top five [run-getters], which shows it was a team effort. The way Buttler and Pollard played today, they are match-winners for their respective countries, we know exactly what they can do, and credit goes to Rayudu as well, he batted brilliantly in the middle."
Chandra: "The Buttler did it. At least, he was an accessory."
AGNI: "Till now this IPL has been boring. One sided matches and 12 of 13 matches having won by team chasing. This implies team which wins the toss will win the match single-handedly. What is the point of watching whole match??!!." -- It's now 13 out of 14.
Nitish: "AB misfielding twice in the same match??? Seems like doomsday is near..."
Puranjay: "Who is this AB de Villiers lookalike playing for RCB ? He can't field."
11.32pm RCB simply didn't put enough runs on the board, I suppose. There was plenty of dew too, and if bowling second is difficult on most grounds in India, it's even more so here at the Wankhede. But what will hurt RCB is how easy it was for Mumbai, and they might need a re-look at their bowling combination. Good knocks from Rohit, Rayudu, Buttler and Pollard to take Mumbai home.