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Tim David, the Australian batter, has landed in hot water after showing frustration in the amphir during the fifth and last T20I against the West Indies on July 28 in St. Kitts. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has shaken hands with Tim David with a strong punishment to get bad in the field.
The incident was deployed in the fifth of Australian entrances when the Pealer of the West Indies Alzarri Joseph launched a delivery next to his leg. Tim David seemed extensive, but the referee did not call it. And the Australian star could not hide his anger.
ICC punishes Tim David for field burst in St. Kitts
David was upset and stretched his arms to point out the party official, Leslie Reifer, to name it. Not only that, he even headed for the referee with his arms still open. The ICC found that Tim’s behavior was against the spirit of the game and loaded it under level 1 of the ICC code of conduct.
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It was found that the Australian star had broken article 2.8 of the ICC Code of Conduct for players and support staff, which is to “show dissent for the decision of a referee during an international match.”
On Tuesday, August 4, the International Cricket Council confirmed that David has been fined 10% of his party share for breaching level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct during the fifth T20I against the West Indies. Along with the fine, the explosive batter has also received a demeritic point in its disciplinary record. However, this is his first offense in the last two years.
“This is unacceptable”: Tim David accepts his crime
In the meantime, Tim David accepted his mistake and agreed on the punishment suggested by the party referee Reon King from the ICC Emirates box, so there was no need for a formal hearing.
The charges were leveled by the party’s officers: Zahid Bassarath and Leslie Reifer, the third arbitrary Deight Buter and the fourth Ubfir Gregory Brathwaite.
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Even Daren Ganga said to the comment at the time: “This is unacceptable; if the referee decides that there was contact with the thigh, he is not in a position to question this decision.”
Tim David guides Australia to a 5-0 sweeping with a T20i-century record
In the fifth and last T20I in St. Kitts, David scored 30 runs and played a key role to help Australia win the game by three doctors. With this victory, Australia completed a 5-0 sweep against the western Indies. He had also created history in the T20i series scoring the T20i century faster than ever by an Australian, reaching 100 runs in just 37 balls.
After a brilliant IPL season where he helped the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) to win his first IPL title, David brought his shape to the West Indies series. He was one of the most dangerous batters in Australia, marking 132 shots in three entrances. Broke 102* in the third party T20I. It was the first century of the Australian star in the T20 Internators.
