ICC suspended Hasaranga for two matches, imposed heavy fine on Gurbaz – Dainik Savera Times

Spin bowling all-rounder Hasaranga has been banned after receiving a total of five demerit points over a 24-month period, the ICC said in a release. This also includes his latest breach of the ICC Code of Conduct. “Sri Lanka’s T20 International captain and second-ranked ICC Men’s T20 International Player Rankings Wanindu Hasaranga has been suspended for his latest breach of the ICC Code of Conduct after his total demerit points reach five within a 24-month period,” the ICC said in a statement. Has been suspended for two matches after.

He has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee and three demerit points for the latest breach of the code of conduct. The incident involving Hasaranga happened at the end of the third and final T20 International on Wednesday when he was involved in a decision not to call a full toss ball as a no ball. On-field umpire Lindon approached Hannibal to criticize. Thus, Hasaranga was found guilty of violating Rule 2.13 of the ICC Code of Conduct relating to players and player support staff.

This rule pertains to personal misconduct by a player, players’ support staff, umpire or match referee during an international match. The ICC said Hasaranga had five demerit points, which was reduced to two suspension points. “This means he will be banned for one Test match or two ODIs or T20 Internationals, whichever comes first,” the ICC said. As a result, Hasaranga will be banned from taking part in Sri Lanka’s opening two T20 Internationals against Bangladesh next month. Afghanistan batsman Gurbaz was also fined for a Level 1 breach of the ICC Code of Conduct in the same match.

He breached Rule 2.4 of the Code of Conduct which relates to disobeying the umpire’s instructions during an international match. This resulted in one demerit point being added to Gurbaz’s disciplinary record, his second such offense in a period of 24 months, taking his total to two demerit points. The ICC said, “Rehmanullah was punished for altering the grip of the bat on the field despite repeated warnings.” The ICC said that both the players have accepted the offense and Chris, who is included in the elite panel of match referees, The punishment proposed by Broad has been accepted.