The Bangladesh Cricket Association (CAB) reportedly urged BCCI not to allow Harsha Bhogle and Simon Doull to comment on any matches in Kolkata’s Eden Gardens.
According to a report on Revsports, Cab tagged the commentator after commenting on Eden Gardens Pitch curator Sujan Mukherjee.
Recently, former New Zealander and commentator Doull suggested on a digital platform that if Mukherjee continues to strengthen his approach, then KKR should consider changing his home court.
India’s cricket governing body has not responded to the letter.
However, netizens criticized the taxi’s actions. One user wrote: “A taxi shouldn’t be taken. Simon Doull is one of the fairest, honest and commentators, he is insightful…and he is us. It’s a pity if it’s true.”
Meanwhile, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) hopes their stalking hitting unit will strengthen their behavior against the form of Table Gujarat Titans (GT) during the IPL match in Kolkata on Monday.
The Cavaliers suffered an inexplicable collapse in the last match, bowling 95 times in Mullanpur’s match against the Punjab Kings in Mullanpur, and the collapse was a fair reflection of the overall decay in their batsmen.
But they have hope. The dominant IPL champion was kidnapped in Abhishek Nayar, who was recently fired by the Indian Assistant Coach Post Office (BCCI) and was officially announced by the authorities even before he quit the country setting.
Two pitches were prepared for this match, with one additional layer of grass not yet trimmed.
The ostensibly final decision will depend on the team’s strategy, even though KKR expressed their dissatisfaction with not having enough “home court advantage”.
