Afghanistan spinners Noor Ahmed and Mujib ur Rehman have been fined by the ICC and in the Asia Cup, Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka match has been booked under restrictions due to their crimes. His team suffered a crushed defeat to the East Asia Cup champion Sri Lanka, and was knocked out of the Asia Cup.
Afghanistan vs Sri Lanka competition from Group B was undoubtedly one of the most entertaining matches in this version of the Asia Cup. Despite giving to all of him, Afghanistan bowlers could not ban Lanka from chasing the target, which led to an accident for the World Cup semi -finalists.
Noor Ahmed and Mujib ur Rehman fined for violating the ICC Code of Conduct
Afghan Spin Doo Noor Ahmed, left-arm spinner and Mujib ur Rehman, off-spinner, have been fined for violation of level 1 of ICC Code of Conduct during the Asia Cup match against Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi.
While Noor was found to be found to violate Article 2.8, which “showed disgrace in an umpire’s decision during an international match, indicating disgrace on”, Mujib is accused of dissolving Article 2.2, which “is related to” cricket equipment or clothing during an international match. “
In addition, a demeriting point has also been added to the disciplinary records of both players, stating that this was their first crime over the last 24 months period.
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Off-spinner Mujib ur Rehman, who portrayed the third spinner in the Afghanistan attack, broke the stump with his towel during the game. It was marked as an act of vandalism towards cricket equipment.
On the other hand, CSK spinner Noor Ahmed, who was part of the Afghanistan team for all matches in the competition, showed dissatisfaction in the 16th over against the umpire’s decision as he prepared a delivery to be a detailed.
Both the players accepted their crimes and accepted the restrictions proposed by Richie Richardson of the ICC Elite Panel, the Emirates of the Match Referee, so there was no need for a formal hearing.
Sri Lanka Group B dominated the Afghans with the final win over the Afghans.
Afghanistan was sent to bat first in the game against Sri Lanka. Opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz and Sedikullah Atal started well, but could not continue with their good form. However, Mohammad Nabi, veteran Afghan all -rounder, came to save the World Cup semi -finalists.
The prophet broke Dunith Veller for five sixes in a single over, as the all-rounder scored 60 off just 22 balls with 3 fours and 6 sixes in the game. This made the Afghans a total decent of 169, as they set a target of 170 for the East Asia Cup Champion.
For Sri Lanka, Kusal Mendis played the best possible innings in chasing, as he maintained runs from one end, even if it happened at the other end. Kusal Perera and Kamindu Mendis provided equally important hand with their Quickfire 20. Sri Lanka won the match easily, which led to the remaining within 18.4 overs.
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