IPL 2025: Cricket News to remove Cab request Harsh Bhogle, Comment on Simon Doll KKR Home matches

Cricket Association of Bengal BCCI requested to remove commentators Harsh bhogle And Simon doll Kolkata Knight Riders’ home matches after publicly criticized the Eden Garden Curator. Controversy came to light when Dole suggested KKR If they do not find spin-friendly tracks, they should move, while Bhogle supported the team’s right to profit during a panel discussion after the loss of KKR in his first three domestic games.
Cab secretary Naresh Ojha sent a formal complaint to BCCI about ten days ago, demanding the removal of them from the commentary panel for domestic sports.
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Neither Bhogle nor Dolle were present for comment during Monday’s KKR vs. Gujarat Titans match, although sources close to Bhogle claimed that he was not scheduled for any KKR Games.
A cab official told PTI, “Bhogle and Dole’s KKR is not part of the IPL commentary team for domestic matches. However, Eden can change the situation when Idon hosted the qualifier 2 on May 23 and 25 and the final.”

The controversy intensified after KKR’s team management expressed disappointment over the pitch status. Both Captain Ajinkya Rahane and head coach Chandrakant Pandit were unhappy with not having spin-friendly tracks.
Following the loss of KKR to Lucknow super veterans in a high scoring game, Rahane expressed his disappointment at the post -match press conference, stating, “There was no help for the spinners, let me clarify it,” and suggested that further comments could create controversy.
During the expert panel discussion, Doll criticized the cuff to curator’s stance: “If she (curator) home team is not paying attention to what she wants … They are paying the stadium fees, they are paying for what is going on in the IPL.

Supporting the scene, Bhogle said: “If they are playing at home, they should get a track according to their bowlers. I saw something about what KKR Curator said.”
KKR management allegedly requested surfaces in favor of his spin bowlers Varun Chakraborty, Sunil Narin and Moin Ali.
The cab has defended its curator Sujan Mukherjee, stating that he has followed the BCCI guidelines that prevent the franchise from impressing the preparation of the pitch.
In the match against LSG, who gave rise to controversy, LSG posted 238/3 while KKR managed 234/7 in response.
Cab president Snehish Ganguly and Secretary Naresh Ojha were unavailable to comments on the matter.