Delhi Capitals made it four successes out of five with a tight six-wicket triumph over Illustrious Challengers Bangalore, who remain attached to the base spot and are yet to taste a success in the Ladies' Head Association. Match basically Expecting to resuscitate their fortunes beyond the Brabourne Arena, RCB began the night by losing the throw and got off to a typical beginning with the bat. It took Ellyse Perry's 67* off 52 to get them up to 150, which looked short thus it demonstrated. Alice Capsey (38), Jemimah Rodrigues (32), Marizanne Kapp (32*) and Jess Jonassen (29*) all contributed as DC pursued the objective down with two balls in excess. How slow were RCB? Chief Smriti Mandhana looked unseemly every step of the way and fell for 8 off 15 balls, holing out to Shikha Pandey's most memorable chunk of the evening. At 29/1 after the PowerPlay, it was a typical beginning and the force dodged them. They were secured to 61/2 after 12 overs. Perry resuscitates the innings She was dropped on 29 by Shikha who neglected to clutch a return catch and Perry made DC pay, beginning in the equivalent once again as she sent off the last conveyance for a six. She and Richa Ghosh, what herself's identity was dropped by Radha Yadav at long-on, added 74 runs for the fourth wicket in speedy time. DC drained runs in the passing overs as 70 runs fell off the last five. Two of them were bowled by Jonassen, who might later dominate the match for DC with the bat. Ideal beginning for RCB Megan Schutt disposed of Shafali Verma first ball, bowling her with a major inswinger, however Capsey, in the side for this game, laid into Renuka Singh and Preeti Bose, meaning DC completed the PowerPlay on a convenient 52/2. Organizations continue to come for DC At the point when Capsey fell in the fifth over to Bose, Jemimah Rodrigues and Meg Lanning added 25 runs for the third wicket. Rodrigues was dropped by Bose on 17 and that cost RCB no doubt. Another defining moment came when Marizanne Kapp plunged full length and gotten away from a run out by the barest of edges. She was on 15 then yet would stay unbeaten to take DC over the line. What aided were a couple of blows from Jonassen towards the end, and she polished it off with a six and a four off Renuka Singh. Brief Scores: RCB 150/4 in 20 overs (Perry 67; Shikha 3-23) lost to DC 154/4 in 19.4 overs (Capsey 38; Jonassen 29*) by six wickets