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Former India all -rounder Ravichandran Ashwin has been fined for violation of the code of conduct during the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TMPL) match. Ashwin was found guilty of disagreeing on the decision of the umpires and misusing the equipment.
After the end of IPL 2025, Ashwin is now captaining Dindigul Dragons in TMPL 2025. He got into an argument with the female umpire during the match played against Tiruppur Tamizons on Monday. After this, he has been fined 30% of the match fees. The decision of the umpires was fined 10 percent to show disagreement and 20 percent for misuse of equipment.
Ashwin TMPL is captaining Dindigul Dragons in 2025.
There was a debate with the umpire Ashwin was given LBW out off the Tiruppur Tamizon’s R Sai Kishore on the final ball of the fifth over. After this, he got into an argument with Kritika. Sai Kishore bowled a ball at the pad, trying to play the shot, which missed. It seemed that the ball was going out of the leg stump, but the umpire raised his finger, which made Ashwin look very angry.
Ashwin could not take review, as Didigul had already used his reviews. After this Ashwin went towards the umpire and uttered some words. He continued to seek clarification from the umpires, but the umpire did not say anything.
Gloves also throw in the air After this Ashwin went out of the field angrily. While returning to the pavilion, he batted his pad and threw his gloves in the air, some before the dugout. Not only this, Ashwin kept shouting at the umpires with Dugout.
Tiruppur won Tamizons In the match, Dindigul was all out for 93 runs in 16.2 overs. Tiruppur Tamizons of 94 runs achieved at the loss of 1 wicket in 11.5 overs.
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