Seeing fall like this I wouldn't expect an easy win for RCB either (if it can happen to DC, it can happen to them also) but definitely RCB has upper hand here to win the trophy.
DC-W were not even able to play there full 20 overs rather they were bowled out in 18.3 overs for just 113 runs. They got a decent start of 64 runs in 7 overs. Both openers did there best, Shafali Verma played a brilliant knock of 44 runs on just 27 balls. Once RCB picked by Shafali Verma wickets start falling and whole team got out before 20 overs. With 113 runs on the board there are not much chances of DC-W of winning the title.
A small target for RCB women in the finals and they seem to be easily achieving it specially when they have Ellyse Perry, the highest scorer of the tournament as their captain.
Even though Delhi capitals played all their games brilliant, they failed to bat 20 overs in the finals. Except for their openers Meg Lanning and Shafali Verma, all of their batting lineup collapsed. The 7th over of the RCB's bowling was fatal for DC. Sophie Molineux too first 3 important wickets in 4 balls with her excellent line and length.
Even though RCB is already one down, they'll be going all in as the target is small.