Daren Sammy Fined for Publicly Criticising Umpire

New Delhi: West Indies Head Coach Daren Sammy, according to the ICC website, the second day of the first test attended by visitors with 159 runs, ICC behavior rules for the level of level 1 of the match fee was sentenced to a fine.

The sanction is about the comments made by Sammy during a media interaction at the end of the 2nd day, where he criticized one of the match officials by referring to more than one event in the game of the day.

The 41 -year -old child, “an international match or any player, player support personnel, in relation to an incident involved in any international match,” public criticism or inappropriate interpretation “was found to have violated 2.7.7.

As a result, a debit point was added to the disciplinary record of Sammy, the first crime of a 24 -month period.

Sammy accepted the crime, and the sanction proposed by Javagal Srinath from the ICC Elite panel of the match referees, the referees in the field Richard Kettleborough and Nitin Menon, the third Umpir Adrian Holdstock and the fourth Umpir Gregory Brathwaite.

Level 1 crimes, with one or two debit points, at least a formal condemnation and a maximum of 50% match fee is fined.

The Australian side visited the West Indian Islands 159 after the host lost ten small gates in the last session of the third day and chased the target of 301 in a game full of bending and turns.

The second test begins on Thursday, July 3 at the National Cricket Stadium in St George’s.