To put things into perspective for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), apart from their talisman Virat Kohli, no other batsman has scored even a half-century in the five matches they’ve played this IPL season. It’s also a bit ironic that while Kohli wears the Orange Cap with an impressive 316 runs, his team is languishing second-last in the IPL table with just a solitary win. RCB have lost three matches in a row and another one — they play Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede on Thursday — will make it the longest losing streak this season for any team. They are nearing the point of no return. While in cricket, it’s not uncommon to see an in-form player be a catalyst to his team’s success, it hasn’t been the case with RCB and they would want to change their abysmal run when they face Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede on Thursday. Unbreakable spirit: That’s the fabric of our Royal Challengers. No matter the setback, we always make a comeback. Bring nothing but positivity for tomorrow, 12th …