After five outright wins to emerge Elite Group ‘B’ table-toppers with 37 points, the last thing Mumbai skipper Ajinkya Rahane wants from his team is a drop in intensity when the 41-time champions take on Baroda in today’s quarter-final at the Mumbai Cricket Association’s Bandra Kurla Complex ground.  

“It’s a habit [to win outright games]. Once you start winning matches outright in domestic cricket, as a team, you then believe that you can bounce back from any situation. I’m sure our boys have learnt many things while winning matches outright. We don’t want to see drawn games in four-day matches,” Rahane told reporters on the eve of the five-day quarter-final, on Thursday.