MS Dhoni's men made a flawless start to their Indian Premier League campaign but as Navjot Singh Sidhu put it (like for the 100th time) -- "the most predictable thing about the IPL is that it is unpredictable." But first, credit where it's due - the Rising Pune Supergiants gobbling up defending champions Mumbai Indians with such ease was refreshing to see. Brilliant execution of plan from Dhoni's men and a confident start is important for a new team. A 41-run win over Mumbai will have broken the ice in the dressing room. However, it's important that Pune and the team itself doesn't get carried away with this win. The IPL is a serious tournament with a fickle behaviour. It can make you feel like kings one moment and paupers the other. Take this for a fact: In seven out of the eight concluded seasons, the table topper has not won the league. This just shows that a good start means very little in the IPL. Last season is a prime example. Mumbai Indians lost their first four matches and still won the title. It was phenomenal.