"We can look at various calculations but we are not interested in any other thing. I am interested in us focusing on our next game against Rajasthan Royals, interested in executing our skills," Moody told reporters at a pre-match conference at the Rajiv Gandhi international stadium.
"If we are caught up looking too much what to do to qualify for semi-finals and what other teams need to do to help us qualify for semi-finals, we are making a big mistake. Our focus will be purely on winning the next game," he added.
RCB will next play Chennai Super Kings in their last game while Sunrisers face Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders on Sunday.
Moody said the atmosphere in the team has been very good from start of the tournament and nothing has changed much.
"We are looking forward to the opportunity tomorrow. It's nice to be back home for the last two games," he said.
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