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ICC World Cup: English players and Pakistan fined- Details here
Last updated on Jun 04, 2019, 06:41 pm
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Pakistan were fined by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday for slow over rate during their ICC World Cup 2019 clash against England.
Further two English players, Jofra Archer and Jason Roy were fined for violating the code of conduct.
Notably, Pakistan won the match by 14 runs at Trent Bridge to end their 11-match losing streak.
Here's more on it.
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Details
Sarfaraz Ahmed fined 20%, team-mates fined 10%
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Pakistan were fined for maintaining a slow over-rate during their match against England.
While skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed was fined 20% of his match fee, his team-mates were fined 10%, as the ICC considered it to be 'a minor over-rate breach'.
However, if Pakistan breach the conduct once more in this World Cup, Sarfaraz could be suspended from playing their next game.
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England's fine
England's Jason Roy and Jofra Archer fined 15%
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As for England, while they took 19 minutes more to finish their bowling, there were not penalized for over-rate.
Instead, it was pacer Jofra Archer and opener Jason Roy, who were fined 15% of their match fee, each.
While Roy breached Article 2.3 of ICC's conduct, which stands for using audible obscenities, Archer breached Article 2.8 for showing dissent.
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The incidents
Roy abuses following a misfield, Archer dissatisfied with umpire's call
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As for Roy's incident, it happened during the 14th over, when he misfielded.
Following the incident, he was heard uttering an obscenity.
Archer, on the other hand, was bowling, when one of his deliveries was deemed wide by the umpire, as he expressed his dissatisfaction.
As a result, both the players were also handed a demerit point each.
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Information
Four demerit points within two years could lead to ban
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As for the demerit points, if a player receives four demerit points within the span of 24 months, it shall be converted to suspension points, leading to the player being banned from international cricket for a specific time or matches.
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What's next?
Pakistan take on Sri Lanka, England face Bangladesh
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As Pakistan continue to celebrate their much-needed win over England on Monday, they would be immediately switching attention to the match against former champions Sri Lanka.
Lankans are playing Afghanistan on Tuesday.
As for England, they would be playing Bangladesh next. The Tigers had shocked South Africa in their opener and would be up against New Zealand on Wednesday.
