‘Just pull off the signage and try’- Simon Doull’s funny advice to RCB for winning in home

In Match 24 of the Indian Premier League 2025, the Delhi Capitals recently defeated the Royal Challengers Bengaluru. This was their second straight defeat in a home game of the lucrative tournament’s current season.

After their recent defeat at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, which marked their 45th IPL game played there, Simon Doull came up with a ridiculous idea to put into action. In the same competition, this was the most losses a team had suffered at home. The cricket player-turned-commentator made the amusing suggestion that RCB switch from their own dressing room to the away team’s.

“Just take down the signs and give it a shot,”  Simon Doull said.

“All of the signs in the dressing room should be moved to the other one, in my opinion. Simply switch changing rooms! When the opponent arrives, they say, “Hold on a second, it’s the other one!” and leave the home dressing room to enter the opposition one. minor details. Perhaps it’s simply a change of scenery. If anyone can pull it off, it’s one of these franchises, despite the fact that it seems ridiculous.

We are going to speak with the curator: Dinesh Karthik

In the season’s first two home games, current coach and former RCB wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik alluded to the pitches’ difficulty in allowing hitters to get large scores. Additionally, he stated that the curator will be informed about the same by the management.

“I believe that the more runs scored in Twenty20 cricket, the better it is for both the spectators and the broadcaster. All of them enjoy boundaries. We have requested quality pitches for the first two games. However, it has come to this point where it has undoubtedly been difficult to continue. Naturally, we will speak with the curator. Karthik continued, “We will do our best, and we trust him to do his job.”

On Friday, April 18, RCB will host the Punjab Kings in their second IPL 2025 match. This season, the team captained by Rajat Patidar has won three straight away games: in Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata.