Pakistan Star Khushdil Shah Handed Massive Fine By ICC, Gets Three Demerit Points. Here’s why

Pakistan all-rounder khushdil shah has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee for breaching level 2 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the first T20I Against New Zealand in Christchhurch on SADADAY, the icc said. “Khushdil was found to have breached article 2.12 of the ICC code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, Which Relations to” Inapproperate Physical Contact With A Player, Player Supported Personnel, Umpire, Match Reference or Any Other Person (Including a spectator during an international match) “,” The ICC Statement Read.

In addition to this, three demerit points have been added to khushdil’s disciplinary record, for who it was the first offense in a 24-month period.

The agent Occurred in the Eighth Over of Pakistan’s Innings, When Running Between The Wickets, Khushdil Made Inapprity Physical Contact With Bowler Zakar Foulkes with a HIGHE DEGREE FORCHAGRE, Whiche was reckless, negligent and avoidable.

Khushdil admitted the offense and accepted the sanction proposed by jeff creve of the ICC Elite Panel of Match References, so there was no need for a formal hearing.

On-field umpires wayne knights and sam nogajski, Third umpire kim cotton and fourth Umpire Chris Brown Levelled The Charge.

For the universed, Level 2 Breaches Carry a Fine of 50 to 100 per cent of a player’s match fee or up to two Suspension points.

Under the Leadership of New T20i Captain Salman Agha, Pakistan Had a Misirable Start as They Lost to the Ho Nine Wickets after Bundling Out for 91 in the series opener. New zealand comfortable chased the target in 10.1 overs as time siefert and finn allen scored 44 and 29 not out to steer the side over the line.

After the loss, Salman said his side was not up to the mark and will regroup ahead of the second t20i in dunedin on time.

“It was diesficult, we Wena’T up to the mark, but we need to register (ahead of dunedin). About the next game. Had said after the match.

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