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India’s fast bowler Mohammad Siraj has been fined 15 percent of the match fees. Apart from match fees, he has also been given a demerit point.
Siraj was seen celebrating AGOC after being dismissed on the fourth day of the third Test against England at Lord’s. This ICC is equal to the level-1 violation of the code of conduct.
Siraj’s aggressive celebration on Docket’s wicket In the sixth over on Sunday, England lost their first wicket in the second innings. Siraj threw a short of length ball. Ben Docket went to bridge, but the ball did not jump much and he was caught by Jasprit Bumrah at mid on.
Siraj was seen celebrating the wicket as soon as he got the wicket of Docket. They ran to Docket and hit their shoulders. After which the field umpire reached to convince Siraj. Docket was dismissed for 12 runs.
Ban Docket returning to the pavilion after getting out.
Siraj confessed to crime Siraj confessed to the crime and accepted the penalty proposed by match referee Richie Richardson, ending the need for a formal hearing. The charges were leveled by field umpire Paul Refel and Shafududdaula Ibne Shahid, Third Umpire Ahsan Raza and Fourth Umpire Graham Lloyd.
Siraj celebrating Docket’s wicket.
Siraj got second demerit point in 24 months This was the second demerit point of Siraj over a period of 24 months, leading to two of his demerit points. His previous demerit point came on December 7, 2024 during the Adelaide Test against Australia. Players who submit four or more demerit points can be banned over a period of 24 months.
What the Code of Conduct’s law says According to the ICC Code of Conduct, a violation of Level-1 and Level-2 costs minus 50 per cent match fees with 1 to 2 demerit points. Violation of Level-3 gives 6 Tests and 12 ODI suspension.
Siraj has been fined 1 demerit point. At the same time, if a player collects four or more demerit points in 24 months, they turn into suspension points, after which the player may be banned by one Test or two ODIs or two T20 matches. The demerit points remain in records for 24 months, after which they are removed.
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