142 for 5 – Royal Challengers Bangalore’s total – lowest for a side batting first at Bengaluru having not lost a wicket in the Powerplay. Kolkata Knight Riders had made 165 for 8 against Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2012.

3 Number of times AB de Villiers has fallen to Krunal Pandya, having faced 21 balls and scored only 12 runs. Only Piyush Chawla has dismissed de Villiers more often in the IPL - 4 times.

0 Number of boundaries (four or six) hit in Royal Challengers Bangalore’s innings in last five overs – first such instance in an IPL match at Bengaluru.

15 Number of hat-tricks in the IPL. Samuel Badree became the second player from Royal Challengers Bangalore to take a hat-trick after Praveen Kumar who did so against Rajasthan Royals also at Bengaluru in 2010.

1 Number of players to take a hat-trick and be a dismissal in someone else’s hat-trick in the IPL. Rohit Sharma took a hat-trick for Deccan Chargers against Mumbai Indians at Centurion in 2009 and was the third victim in Badree’s hat-trick.

7 Mumbai Indians’ score at the fall of the fourth wicket – the worst start for any side in the IPL that went on to win the match.

4/9 Badree’s figures in the match – best for any bowler in this edition of the IPL, beating Umesh Yadav’s 4 for 33 against Kings XI Punjab yesterday.

9 Runs conceded by Samuel Badree from his four overs – the least by a spinner bowling his full quota in an IPL match at Bengaluru. Delhi Daredevils’ Shahbaz Nadeem had conceded 13 runs in the previous match. In fact only one bowler- spinner or pacer – has conceded fewer runs than Badree in a four-over spell at Bengaluru – Praveen Kumar conceded only 8 runs for Kings XI Punjab in 2012.

0 Number of maiden overs bowled in this edition before Badree bowled one, which was in fact a triple wicket-maiden.

7 Number of matches lost by Royal Challengers Bangalore against Mumbai Indians at Bengaluru– joint-most by any side against a opposition at a particular venue. Kings XI Punjab have also lost seven against Kolkata Knight Riders at Kolkata.

4 Number of players to end on the losing side despite taking a hat-trick. Badree joined Yuvraj Singh (v RCB in 2009), Sunil Narine (v Kings XI Punjab in 2013) and Shane Watson (v Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2014).