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RCB won by 18 runs. RCB were the final model favorite at 95% before the archived review, score context, and standings pressure update.
RCB won by 18 runs. The archived page for Sunday, 12 April 2026 at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai still carries the final model call of RCB at 95%. Wankhede Stadium has leaned slightly towards the chase so far, with chasing sides winning 53% of the tracked sample. Phil Salt and Virat Kohli remain the cleanest batting identifiers for RCB, while Jasprit Bumrah is the direct counter from MI. The table now shows MI at #10 and RCB at #1, which keeps the result tied back to the wider season picture.
RCB won.
RCB hold the current edge
The 50% marker is the even-match reference. The filled arc shows the model leader, with exact values stated in text.
The probabilities shown are final-state snapshots derived from the completed match context.
This stays as a probable XI until an official team sheet confirms the final lineup.
RCB closed with the edge. RCB arrive with the stronger standings position at #1 on 18 points, compared with MI's #10 on 8.
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MI need a recovery run from #10. The next result matters both for points and for whether the season remains live. Recent form: WLWLL.
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RCB won by 18 runs The pre-match call gave RCB a 95% edge — how it held up, the full scorecard, and the standings impact are below.
| Factor | Value |
|---|---|
| MI win probability | 5% |
| RCB win probability | 95% |
| Model favorite | RCB |
| Venue | Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai |
| Venue bias (bat-first vs chase) | 47% vs 53% |
| Average first-innings score | 182 runs |
| Start (IST) | 19:30 · 2026-04-12 |
| Result | RCB won by 18 runs |
Five largest lineup contributions · zero reference at centre
Five largest lineup contributions · zero reference at centre
RCB are in the current top four, so the pressure is about protecting margin and net run rate rather than chasing the cut line. Recent form: WWLWW.