English umpire Nigel Llong could confront the BCCI's investigation for supposedly harming the entryway of an arena room after contention with Virat Kohli yet the Indian board is probably not going to expel him as an authority for the IPL last on May 12.

Llong supposedly lost his cool subsequent to being gone up against by Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Kohli over an antagonistic no ball call against Sunrisers Hyderabad amid an IPL coordinate on Saturday in Bengaluru.

After batsmen and Bowler now Umpire losing his control on the field in Indian Premier League 2019. The time when RCB defeated SRH in the IPL 2019 but their fate is not with them after winning the match they lose the match in the playoff and cant qualify in the playoff.

In what demonstrated to be an immaterial match, as the destinies of both the groups stayed same, a minute that is making features is the conduct of umpire Nigel Llong who is said to have kicked one of the entryways of the arena in dissatisfaction.

This kicking of the door is a more serious offence of a non-cricketing nature. Players are often at least fined for offences of similar nature – such as breaking chairs or doors of dressing-rooms. Given that the match officials are answerable to a Code of Conduct of their own.

The scene was creating so much controversy on the side of Umpire because the behaviour was not tolerated by anyone because it's sports and each and everyone need to focused on filed and have to present there with the cricketing nature.

"It was an unfortunate incident. As the state association, we are duty-bound to report it," pointed out R Sudhakar Rao, the secretary of the KSCA, on Monday.