Mohammad Siraj or Ben Docket … Who is the guilty of killing shoulder, what is the rule of ICC

New Delhi. Mohammad Siraj was seen in full color on the fourth day of the third Test match against England. DSP Siraj gave India the first success by dismissing opener Ben Docket. On the fourth day of the Lords Test, Jasprit Bumrah pressed the host openers from one end on the fourth day of the Lords Test and Siraj took wickets from the other end. After dismissing Docket, Siraj could not control himself and became more aggressive in excitement. He went in front of Docket and performed aggressive celebrations, after which the shoulders of both also collided with each other. If Siraj was found guilty by violating the ICC code of conduct on behalf of the matches, they can also be punished or fined.

Mohammad Siraj brought the fifth of the day and the sixth over of England’s innings. After scoring no run on two balls, Docket hit a four off the third ball. The fourth ball Siraj threw the length ball, on which no run was scored. But the fifth ball was pulled. This was a short ball. Docket wanted to bridge it on mid on, but could not middle. The ball went into the air, which Bumrah made no mistake in catching. Ben Docket continued to score 12 runs in 12 balls.

ICC rule is banned with unnecessary players

After this, it was shown in the replay that after being dismissed, Dockets moved towards Siraj, due to which both of them hit the shoulder. According to Article 2.12 of the ICC Code of Conduct, players are forbidden to have any kind of physical contact with each other. If match officials find Siraj or Docket guilty, then they can be fined for violation of Level 1 or 2.