Harsha Bhogle, Simon Doull Red-Fagged, BCCI Duo did not allow Eden Gardens to comment: Report

A few Indian Premier League (IPL) team’s captains and coaches from the Cricket Cricket Association (CAB) from the Cricket Control Board (BCCI) Harsha Bhogle and Simon Doull’ın Gardens’daki Gardens. The request from the CAB suggested that the house curator should go out of the city due to lack of support for the lack of support of Doull and Bhogle’s Knight Riders (KKR).

According to the report RevsportzThe State Association presented a strongly expressed letter to BCCI and called on the commentators Harsha Bhogle and/or Simon Doull to interpret any of the matches in Gardens, which is on the ongoing IPL season.

In a conversation in Cricbuzz, Doull suggested that Franchise, led by Ajinkya Rahane if the lack of cooperation from the Gardens curator continued, should find a new home space.

“If (curator) doesn’t pay attention to what the home team wants… So, if they pay the stadium fees, they pay for what is happening in the IPL, but if the host team still doesn’t pay attention to what the team wants, then he moved the franchise to another place.

Harsha Bhogle repeated his feelings. “If they play at home, (they) should take the pieces they think they were suitable for pottery.

However, the cabin argued that together with the curator Mukhibee on the subject, he did not do anything wrong and that no franchise could only dictate the nature of the field to be prepared in a place.

KKR captain Rahane wanted to prepare a more spin -friendly small door from Mukhergere, a more spin -friendly small door, who helped his stars such as Varun Chakravarthy and Sunil Narine.

The Cab believes that the curator follows the instructions on how to prepare the small door.

Although there has not yet been an official response from the BCCI, according to the report, neither Harsha Bhogle nor Simon Doull’s Gardens, which is on Monday, is not expected to seize the Gujarat Titans in the IPL match.

In addition, the finals of IPL 2025 should be planned on May 25 at Gardens.