This player had to pay a heavy price for raising his finger at the referee’s decision, ICC took major action – India TV Hindi

South African star batsman David Miller has been reprimanded by the ICC. On 21 June, South Africa played a match against England in the Super 8 round at the Darren Sammy National Cricket Stadium in St. Lucia in which they won by a narrow margin of 7 runs. In this match, South Africa had the opportunity to bat first, with David Miller expressing his disagreement with a decision while batting. Now the ICC has taken strict action against Miller in this regard.

Added a dimer point to Miller’s report

After the match between England and South Africa, the match officials informed the referee about the entire incident surrounding David Miller, after which he found Miller guilty of Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct, reprimanding him and also imposing a penalty point. added to his account. Miller was found to have breached Article 2.8 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which covers expressing disagreement with the referee’s decision during an international match. The incident occurred in the 19th over of the African innings when Miller played a full toss ball from Sam Curran expecting the latter to be awarded a no ball due to the height. However, when the on-field umpire did not give a no ball, Miller disagreed with the umpire’s decision and indicated he would review the decision.

Miller admitted his mistake

David Miller has admitted his mistake to match officials, so there is no need for a formal hearing on the matter. The maximum penalty for a breach of the Level 1 rule is a 50 percent deduction from a player’s match fee or one to two penalty points added to their account.

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