Pakistan national cricket team all-rounder Salman Ali Aga has landed in trouble with the ICC after his name was reportedly discussed for Test captaincy. The ICC has taken action against Salman Ali Aga for losing his temper on the field during the second Test against Bangladesh at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium in Sylhet.
Pakistan was already facing heavy criticism after the embarrassing 2-0 defeat in the Test series against Bangladesh and now the latest controversy has added more pressure on the team.
ICC took action against Salman Ali Aga
Salman Ali Aga was found guilty of breaching the ICC’s Level 1 Code of Conduct during the second and final Test in Sylhet. After reviewing the incident, the ICC reprimanded Salman and added one demerit point to his disciplinary record.
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The incident occurred after Salman was dismissed by Taijul Islam during Pakistan’s second innings. While returning to the pavilion, the frustrated Pakistani batsman angrily hit an advertisement board with his bat. The match officials reported the incident to the ICC.
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