This became the team’s lowest score of the season and RCB won comfortably by nine wickets.Axar said in the post-match presentation, “Even I don’t know what happened. That’s why they say you have to be on your toes in cricket. We have to move on from this match.”He also took a look at key moments from recent matches, including the missed single against Gujarat Titans and Karun Nair’s dropped catch against Punjab Kings.“From today’s point of view, you can say it had an impact, but you can look back, if (Nair) had been caught or we had taken a single against GT, the momentum would have been with us. The game is such that there is no room for ifs and buts. You have to be positive, you have had a bad day and take positives from the last 5-6 games.”However, the Delhi captain was not convinced that there was too much swing on offer, even though Bhuvneshwar’s inswinger bowled debutant Sahil Parakh.“I wasn’t surprised, they are world-class bowlers, they swing on every ground, but if our openers or top order had played them the result could have been different.”Hazlewood, who dismissed KL Rahul and Nitish Rana with short balls, said he was unsure what to expect from the pitch after scoring over 500 in the previous match at the same venue.“Probably coming here after scoring 500-plus in the last game and not being sure what was going to happen,” Hazlewood said, adding that he followed Bhuvneshwar.Hazlewood said, “Just following his (Bhuvneshwar) lead. There was a little bit in the first six overs – enough to work with, and it was skidding off short lengths quickly. Once the ball got softer, it became even more so.”He also told how he planned to dismiss Rana.“Normally, you wanted the batsman to hit it down the wicket and into the V. The short ball was good too, all about accuracy. When that ball was nice and hard, it was tough to bat. “It would have been nice to bowl four balls and go out,” Hazlewood said.RCB captain Rajat Patidar also admitted that he was surprised by the behavior of the pitch.“Even I am surprised by the way the wicket has played,” he said.“All credit goes to the bowlers, Bhuvi and Hazlewood. They bowled in the right areas. The swing was normal but the good thing was that we got early wickets and that kept us in the driving seat. The way Suyyash Sharma bowled stump to stump, it was really good to see,” he said.