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Of course, there are. First, in the replay you provided, there are quite a few minor and not-so-minor errors.
Well, if we analyze the game move by move, I noticed several mistakes on both sides.
1. Regarding Jalib's setup, the approach is generally correct, but in my opinion, the Rakshasas should be placed at equal distances from the Titans so that the dragon doesn't attack them, and so that the summoned Phoenix stands in front of the mages, not in the gap on the back line, where it's useless. Also, Alexander's second mistake is the first spell cast; he should definitely summon a Phoenix on the first turn. And even on the second turn, I would still summon a Phoenix; Jalib is helpless without it. Also, the Titans should have attacked the dragons, not the archers; the dragons should be the priority target.
2. Regarding Deirdre, she plays quite well in principle, but there are also mistakes (again, just my personal opinion). So, I'll write down what I remember: the first spell on the mages is correct, and I would also summon a Phoenix with Deirdre's second spell. Furthermore, the archers should only attack the mages, and then cast Lightning on the mage's troops – this is not a good move; it would be much better to use Thorns, for example. It's also not a good idea to cluster the units together, even considering the fact that the rogues provide dispel.
That's it. Unfortunately, I can't attach my own replays.
I also have a question: why can druids sometimes transfer mana at the beginning of the battle, and sometimes they can't? I can't figure it out. In principle, I can assume that they have 15 mana and only 14 units, but sometimes they still transfer it, right?