Delhi: The Indian Premier League (IPL 2025) was tremendous, where Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) made a brilliant debut by defeating Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) at their home ground Eden Gardens. Batting first, KKR’s team could not perform as expected and RCB bowlers stopped them on low score. Subsequently, the guests led by Virat Kohli batted strongly and achieved the target easily.
Fixing allegations before the match, questions raised on BCCI!
However, before this exciting match, a controversy made the IPL into the headlines. On social media, some fans accused the BCCI of match fixing and questioned the league. In fact, during the pre -match show, cricket presenter Anant Tyagi was discussing with experts at the ground, when a graphic suddenly appeared on the screen during the live broadcast, which was informed to win KKR’s toss and bat first.
This graphic was removed after just two seconds, but the fans notices it and started accusing the BCCI of biased on social media.
Did BCCI conspiracy against RCB? Learn the whole truth
After this controversy, questions arose whether the BCCI really hatched a conspiracy against RCB and tried to benefit KKR? But the reality is that such technical testing in cricket broadcasting is part of the common process.
Before every match, broadcasters and graphics teams testify the system to avoid any disturbances during live broadcast. In this, they put a random toss result on the screen, so that any technical mistake can be avoided during live telecast.
Technical mistake became the reason for the controversy
This is not the first time that the graphics team has feeded the random result during testing. This is done before every match so that there is no lapse in live broadcast. This time the mistake was that the graphic that was prepared during testing accidentally went on-air, causing confusion that the BCCI was already aware of the result of the toss. However, it was a technical mistake, which did not benefit any team.
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