Ganguly said they lost the plot by conceding 68 runs in the last five overs of CSK innings and then compounded their woes by losing quick wickets while chasing 165 in their third match at the Eden Gardens here.

'We were not up to the mark in last five overs, gave away 60-odd runs. then we kept losing wickets in run chase. We have to address that. Last four-five overs (of CSK innings) took the game away from us,' said Ganguly after his side ended their two-game winning streak.

In the IPL-I also, Ganguly's men had a two-match winning run before losing the plot against CSK to finish sixth in the eight-team tournament but Ganguly said they were better prepared this time.

'Not really. Hopefully it's not (this time around). This is a game of cricket. We would not be winning everyday. Hope to come back in the next game,' Ganguly said.      

Ganguly said losing the toss did not have any impact on KKR because he would have opted to field first on a slow Eden pitch had called the coin correctly.