Rain-shortened games expose Mumbai’s structural weakness in powerplay strategy. Jaiswal’s 80-run opening burst wasn’t luck—it was tactical demolition against predictable bowling rotations. MI’s inability to adjust their pace attack in five-over contests suggests coaching gaps that their recent management shake-up hasn’t fixed. Royals capitalized ruthlessly. Until Mumbai stops treating abbreviated formats as miniature versions of full games, they’ll keep getting humiliated by sharper outfits.