Mumbai vs RCB stats - Bumrah's record five-for and MI's Wankhede half century

9 Number of times Mumbai Indians have successfully chased a target of 190-plus runs. These are the joint-most 190-plus target chases by a team in all T20s, alongside Punjab Kings.

It also marked the 11th instance of a 190-plus runs target chased against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, the joint-most against any team in T20s, alongside Punjab Kings.

12.83 Mumbai's run rate is the joint-second highest for any team in a successful 190-plus target chase in the IPL. Mumbai's 13.29 is the highest, coming against Rajasthan Royals during a 190-run chase in 2014, also at Wankhede. They also had a run-rate of 12.83 against Kings XI Punjab in 2017 when they chased down 199 in 15.3 overs.

50 Wins for Mumbai at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. They are the first team to complete 50 wins in the IPL at a venue (Not counting super over victories).

1 Jasprit Bumrah became the first bowler to bag a five-wicket haul against RCB in the IPL. Ashish Nehra's 4 for 10 in the 2015 edition was the previous best.

2 Five-wicket hauls for Bumrah in the IPL. He is now only the fourth bowler with multiple IPL five-fors, joining James Faulkner, Jaydev Unadkat and Bhuvneshwar Kumar.

21 Thursday's game was the 21st instance of Bumrah taking three or more wickets in an IPL game. It is the most by a bowler.

2.25 Ratio between Bumrah's economy rate and the bowlers other than him at the Wankhede on Thursday. The 12 bowlers other than Bumrah conceded 372 runs in 31.3 overs at an economy of 11.8 while taking six wickets at 62. Bumrah's economy was only 5.25, and he took a wicket every 4.2 runs while getting hit for only two boundaries in 24 balls.

4 Fifties for Mumbai in the powerplay overs in the IPL. Two of those are from Ishan Kishan - against RCB on Thursday and against Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2021. Sanath Jayasuriya in 2008 and Lendl Simmons in 2014 are the other Mumbai batters with an IPL fifty inside the powerplay.

17 Total balls needed by Suryakumar Yadav for his fifty, the joint-second fastest for Mumbai in the IPL. The quickest is Kishan's 16-ball fifty against Sunrisers in 2021.

It is also Surya's fastest fifty in all T20s, with the 18-ball effort against South Africa in Guwahati in 2022 being his previous fastest.

101 The partnership between Rohit Sharma and Ishan is the first-ever century opening stand involving Rohit in the IPL. Rohit had opened the batting in 92 innings before Thursday, but the highest opening stand he was part of was 96 with Quinton de Kock against Rajasthan Royals in 2019.