Pat Cummins had a huge heavy, pockets also cut and … now West Indies cricketer will think 100 times before doing so

Zayden Seals have committed a crime of level one of the ICC Code of Conduct. This also added a demerit point in his record. This was his second crime within 24 months. The seals have violated Section 2.5 under the ICC Code of Conduct. It is related to a language or gesture when the batter is dismissed in the international match, which provokes the opponent to an aggressive response. The ICC said that 23 -year -old seals accepted the crime, which did not require a formal hearing.

Pat Cummins had scored 28 runs on the first day of the first Test being played in Brijtown and brought Australia to a score of 180. Zayden Seals took 5 wickets in this innings of Australia. If Pat Cummins had not played a good innings, Australia could have been reduced within 150 runs.

After the West Indies, the Australian bowlers performed well in this match. He covered the West Indies for 190 runs, which made his effort to take a big lead over Australia. On the second day of the match, when the game ended, Australia had lost 4 wickets in their second innings as well and had only 92 runs in front of his name on the scoreboard.