The captain of the female team Sri Lanka Captain Chamari Athapathhu was fined ten percent of her fee for the match from the ICC (International Criket Council) for breaking the level 1 of the Code of Behavior. The incident occurred during the final group scene of the Tri-RaTion series against South Africa 9. May at the Stadium R. Premadasa in Colombo.
Athapathh was found violating Article 2.2 Code of ICC behavior for players and players support staff concerning “abuse of cricket equipment or clothing, ground equipment or accessories and equipment during an international match”.
In addition, one Demeritic point was added to the disciplinary record in Sri Lanka, with this first offense in the 24 -month period. Athapathhu took off her glasses in the anger of the glasses after being hit at the Annerie Dercksen border in 32. Captain Sri Lanka broke the glasses to the ground, which broke them into several pieces.
Chargy was stored in the field of Umpés Anna Harris and Deduna de Silva, the third referee Lyndon Hannibal and the fourth referee Nimali Perra.
There was no need to hear, because Athapath had admitted a crime and accepted the sanctions proposed by Michelle Pereira from the International ICC ICC ICC panel of referees.
Breach level 1 has a minimum fine on official penalties, a maximum sentence of 50 % of the player’s match and one or two points of the Demeter.
Sri Lanka eventually lost a match of 76 runs when Athapathha gave 70 runs in her ten overs and chose two goals. He also scored half a century (52 out of 57), but it was not shown that it was enough to help her chase the massive target of 316. Despite their loss, Sri Lanka qualified for the finals, Where they lost with India about a massive range of 97 runs.
Published:
Rishabh beniwal
Published on:
13 May 2025
