Mumbai Indians - Played 11, Points 14

Remaining matches: vs Royal Challengers Bangalore (October 28), vs Delhi Capitals (October 31), vs Sunrisers Hyderabad (November 3)

Rajasthan Royals - Played 12, Points 10

Remaining matches: vs Kings XI Punjab (October 30), Kolkata Knight Riders (November 1)

Mumbai Indians' misfortune against the Rajasthan Royals has not hampered Mumbai's odds of fitting the bill for the end of the season games. They actually need to win only one of their staying three matches to make the last four.

The Royals, be that as it may, are currently at 6th spot with 10 focuses, and can arrive at a limit of 14. By beating Mumbai on Sunday, the Royals have additionally taken the Chennai Super Kings out of the season finisher race without precedent for the historical backdrop of the opposition. In spite of the heroics by Ben Stokes to help get the Royals over the line, their season finisher spot will even now rely upon how the Kolkata Knight Riders, the Kings XI Punjab, and the Sunrisers Hyderabad go in their residual installations.

The Royals' next two games are against the Kings XI and the Knight Riders; the two of them are put over the Royals and furthermore take on one another on Monday. On the off chance that the Kings XI beat the Knight Riders and, at that point both the groups lose their last two games, the Royals can qualify without net run rate becoming possibly the most important factor as they will arrive at 14 focuses, while the Kings XI and the Knight Riders will have 12.

In the event that the Kings XI or the Sunrisers figure out how to arrive at 14, however, the Royals have a remote possibility to make the last four on net run rate, as theirs is a poor - 0.505. The main group's NRR they can coordinate is the Knight Riders' (- 0.476), so they will like to contend just with the Knight Riders for that fourth spot.