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Pritaka Rawal scored 36 runs from 51 balls.
The International Cricket Council has given a 10 percent fine of the match fees as well as a demerit point on the Indian Women’s team opener Pritka Rawal. While the England team has been fined 5 percent of the match fees for the slow over rate.
Rawal has been convicted of violation of the ICC code of conduct during the first ODI against England on Wednesday at Southampton. He has been found guilty of Article 2.12 of the ICC. This rule includes players, support staff, umpire, match referee or inappropriate behavior with the audience.
Action was taken on Rawal due to two different incidents during the match This action was taken due to two separate incidents on Rawal. While taking runs in the 18th over, he made unnecessary physical contact with bowler Lauren Filers. Subsequently, while returning to the pavilion after being dismissed in the next over, he made a similar inappropriate contact with bowler Sophie Eclestone.
Pritaka Rawal made unnecessary physical contact with Lauren filer while taking the run.
England was one over behind the scheduled time At the same time, England women’s team was fined 5 percent match fees for slow over-rate, England team was one over behind in the stipulated time. According to Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct, players are fined 5 percent match fees for shortage of each over in the stipulated time.
Rawal and England captain accepted their mistake Rawal and England captain Nut Cyver-Brant accepted their mistake and approved the proposed punishment by Sarah Bartlet, a member of the ICC International Panel of Match Referee. Therefore, there was no need for formal hearing.
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. Rawal 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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