NEW DELHI: English umpire Nigel Llong may face BCCI's scrutiny for allegedly damaging the door of a stadium room after an issue with Virat Kohli but the Indian board is unlikely to take away him as an legit for the IPL final on May 12.
Llong reportedly lost his cool after being confronted by means of Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Kohli over a contentious no ball name towards Sunrisers Hyderabad all over an IPL fit on Saturday in Bengaluru.
According to experiences, the ICC Elite Panel legit kicked the door of the umpires' room all over the innings damage and damaged it.
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A BCCI legit instructed PTI that Llong would possibly have some explaining to do but the matter won't value him his position as a designated umpire for the IPL final to be held in Hyderabad.
The BCCI, it is learnt, is in a predicament on whether or not to even imagine taking this kind of step "for a moment's indiscretion".
In Bengaluru, Karnataka State Cricket Association secretary R Sudhakar Rao stated the KSCA has demanded action towards Llong. Rao, alternatively, did say that the 50-year-old paid for the wear and tear brought about.
"We have reported the matter to the Committee of Administrators (COA) and hopefully action will be taken against Nigel Llong. If the players are punished for their misdemeanour and fined their match fees then why not the umpires," he stated.
"I didn't speak to umpire Llong but I spoke to match referee Narayanan Kutty. I am hopeful COA will take action," he added.
Llong paid Rs 5000 after he used to be confronted by means of the KSCA officials and had demanded a receipt of the fee.
Llong has stood in 56 Tests, 123 ODIs and 32 T20 Internationals in his profession and will be standing within the upcoming World Cup within the United Kingdom, starting May 30.
Llong reportedly lost his cool after being confronted by means of Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Kohli over a contentious no ball name towards Sunrisers Hyderabad all over an IPL fit on Saturday in Bengaluru.
According to experiences, the ICC Elite Panel legit kicked the door of the umpires' room all over the innings damage and damaged it.
READ ALSO: After spat with Virat Kohli, umpire Nigel Llong damages door
A BCCI legit instructed PTI that Llong would possibly have some explaining to do but the matter won't value him his position as a designated umpire for the IPL final to be held in Hyderabad.
The BCCI, it is learnt, is in a predicament on whether or not to even imagine taking this kind of step "for a moment's indiscretion".
In Bengaluru, Karnataka State Cricket Association secretary R Sudhakar Rao stated the KSCA has demanded action towards Llong. Rao, alternatively, did say that the 50-year-old paid for the wear and tear brought about.
"We have reported the matter to the Committee of Administrators (COA) and hopefully action will be taken against Nigel Llong. If the players are punished for their misdemeanour and fined their match fees then why not the umpires," he stated.
"I didn't speak to umpire Llong but I spoke to match referee Narayanan Kutty. I am hopeful COA will take action," he added.
Llong paid Rs 5000 after he used to be confronted by means of the KSCA officials and had demanded a receipt of the fee.
Llong has stood in 56 Tests, 123 ODIs and 32 T20 Internationals in his profession and will be standing within the upcoming World Cup within the United Kingdom, starting May 30.
Llong unlikely to be removed from IPL final after spat with Kohli
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