India quick bowler Arshdeep Singh was fined by the Worldwide Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday after an incident through the Twenty20 World Cup closing when he hurled the ball at New Zealand batsman Daryl Mitchell.
Within the eleventh over of New Zealand’s chase on Sunday, Mitchell performed the ball to Arshdeep and the bowler threw it straight again at him, hitting the New Zealand batter on the pads.
Mitchell was furious and superior on Arshdeep, who circled and walked again with out apologising, forcing the umpire to step in. India captain Suryakumar Yadav then came to visit and apologised.
The ICC mentioned Arshdeep breached the ICC Code of Conduct for “throwing a ball (or some other merchandise of cricket tools) at or close to a participant in an inappropriate and/or harmful method”, handing him a superb of 15% of his match price.
Arshdeep, who apologised to Mitchell on the finish of the over and once more after the match, accepted the sanction.
India beat New Zealand by 96 runs to turn into the primary aspect to elevate the lads’s T20 World Cup for a 3rd time.
