In a highly anticipated encounter between India and Australia, a physical altercation between Virat Kohli and debutant Sam Konstas took place on the field. Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley expressed his disappointment, stating that physical contact has no place in cricket. While Kohli was charged for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct and fined 20 percent of his match fee, Konstas showed remarkable maturity by downplaying the incident. With the series being high stakes for both teams, Hockley believed the intensity of the competition could have been a contributing factor.
Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has been fined 20% of his match fee and given a demerit point by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for deliberately making physical contact with Australian batsman Sam Konstas during the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The incident, which occurred on the second day of the test match, sparked a heated exchange between the players and drew criticism from former Australian captain Ricky Ponting. Kohli has accepted the sanctions imposed by the match referee.
Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli has been fined and given a demerit point for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during the fourth Test match against Australia. The altercation occurred between Kohli and 19-year-old debutant Sam Konstas during the 10th over of the Australian innings on the opening day. Although Kohli accepted the sanctions, the incident has caused tension between the two teams.
The first day of the fourth Test between India and Australia was marred by a physical altercation between Indian captain Virat Kohli and debutant Sam Konstas. Former Indian player Sunil Gavaskar criticized Kohli for his actions, while the incident was later deemed an accidental bump by the ICC. Kohli was fined and charged with a breach of the ICC Code of Conduct.
After much anticipation, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the schedule for the Champions Trophy 2025, which will see India playing all of their matches in Dubai. This event will also introduce a new hybrid model for India and Pakistan's matches, with neutral venues being used until 2027. This agreement covers all ICC events for the next few years, creating a new dynamic for both teams in future tournament matches. Stay updated with News24 for all the latest news and updates on this exciting development.
After months of delay and uncertainty, the schedule for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy has been announced, with a major change to the format. All India matches, including the highly-anticipated clash against Pakistan, will now be played at a neutral venue. This comes after a stalemate between the BCCI, PCB, and ICC over India's matches in Pakistan, finally leading to the implementation of the Hybrid Model. The tournament will kick off in Dubai next year, with a revamped group division.
Cricket fans all over the world are excited as the International Cricket Council (ICC) finally announced the schedule for the 2025 Champions Trophy, set to take place in Pakistan and Dubai. The tournament will feature top teams, including arch-rivals India and Pakistan, with India's group stage matches to be played in Dubai. The highly anticipated Indo-Pak clash is scheduled for February 23, and the final will take place on March 9. With reserve days planned for the semi-finals and final, fans are gearing up for an action-packed tournament.
In a heated second ODI match between South Africa and Pakistan, prolific batter Heinrich Klaasen has been fined 15% of his match fee and given a demerit point for violating the ICC Code of Conduct. The incident occurred on December 19, causing a stir in the cricket world. This is not the first time Klaasen has faced disciplinary action, adding to his track record.
South Africa suffered a disappointing loss in the second ODI against Pakistan, with the visitors taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series. The match was marred by South Africa's Heinrich Klaasen's frustration, as he was fined and given a demerit point for kicking the stumps upon his dismissal. Despite his valiant 97-run knock, Klaasen's actions were deemed a Level 1 breach of the ICC Code of Conduct, adding to the Proteas' woes. Pakistan's Babar Azam and captain Mohammad Rizwan set the foundation for a strong total, but it was Kamran Ghulam's explosive 63 off 32 balls that propelled the visitors to a challenging score. The final ODI is set to take place on Sunday in Johannesburg.
The India Women's cricket team put on a dominant performance, setting their highest T20I score and securing a 60-run victory against West Indies. Led by Smriti Mandhana's 30th fifty-plus score and a quick-fire 18-ball fifty from Richa Ghosh, the Indian team secured their first home WT20I series win in five years. With this win, they now move on to a three-match ODI series as part of the ICC Championship.