Mohammed Siraj vs Travis Head: Both Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head have been found guilty of breaching the ICC Cricket Code of Conduct and were fined on Monday. Siraj was fined 20% of his match fee, while Head was fined and both players were given one demerit point each. Siraj was fined 20% of his match fee, the ICC statement said. He was fined 20% of the match fee after being found guilty of breaching Article 2.5 of the ICC Cricket World Cup, which relates to “using language, action or gesture which is offensive or which provokes an aggressive reaction from the batsman when he is out”. Can provoke.”
“Head has also been fined for breaching Section 2.13 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Staff, which relates to misconduct by a player, player support staff, umpire or match referee during an international match,” it added. ” Official broadcasters described it as the fiercest rivalry. Siraj was booed fiercely by the Adelaide crowd and Kerry O'Keefe even called him a “villain”. Mohammed Siraj started the third day by telling Star Sports that Travis Head did not call him 'well ball'. In the press conference after the match on the second day, Head had said that he had called Siraj 'well ball' when the bowler had dismissed him for 140 runs.
Head told Fox Cricket after the day's play, “I said 'well bowled' but he thought otherwise… When he pointed me towards the shed he gave me a bit of a reply. I've been bowling well in the last few innings. “I'm a little disappointed with the way it happened. If that's the way they want to react and present themselves, then so be it.”
However, Mohammed Siraj disagreed with Head's comments, saying that the Australian opener has lied about the send-off incident. Siraj told Star Sports , “It was a great battle with Head and he batted really well. When you get hit for a six on a good ball, it excites you in a different way and when I bowled him So I only celebrated and they abused me and you saw it on TV too, I only celebrated in the beginning, I didn't say anything to them.
He said, “What he said in the press conference was not right, it is a lie that he only said 'good bowling' to me. It is worth seeing for everyone that he did not say that to me. We respect everyone, so Not that we disrespect other players. I respect everyone because cricket is a gentleman's game, but what he did was not right at all.” However, after the end of the test match, both of them resolved their misunderstanding.
Head told reporters, “He later said it was a bit of a misunderstanding… I think we'll move on, we've had a great week, so let's not ruin it… I'm good, and I “Looks like he is too, and we should move on.”
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