India, May 27 -- There was a moment from the Qualifier 1 game at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala that perfectly captured what Royal Challengers Bengaluru have truly become.

Rajat Patidar was 16 off 11 balls. RCB were two down. For a brief moment, perhaps the only one in the entire match, the Gujarat Titans sensed an opening. Jason Holder's two-wicket burst, combined with Rashid Khan building pressure from the other end, suddenly left RCB feeling cornered. That is how brutally fast T20 cricket shifts. One moment you are cruising at over 11 runs an over, the next the innings suddenly feels sluggish after a couple of wickets, and in modern T20 cricket, that change can feel enormous.

A couple of fielding errors from the 2022 champions follow...