Virat Kohli warns of ICC
Virat Kohli warns of ICC |The International Cricket Council has issued a permanent warning to Indian captain Virat Kohli during the third T20 match against South Africa and the ICC Code of Conduct.
In a statement, the ICC said that Virat Kohli violated Section 2.12 of the ICC Code of Conduct, saying that he was not involved in international matches with players, umpires, match referees or anyone. And had inappropriate physical contact with. Related Contact. The statement further added that Kohli’s dispensary record also included a demerit point. This is the third violation since implementing this amended rule in September 2016.
The Indian captain was targeted in an “inappropriate” manner, scored by South African bowler Beaver Hendricks.
Kohli has so far received three demerit points, earlier during the Pretoria Test against South Africa on January 15, 2018, and the demerit point against Afghanistan on June 22, 2019, in the ICC Cricket World Cup.
It is important to note that if a player reaches four or more demerit points within 24 months, he/she is replaced and suspended in the player position.
Two suspension points are like a Test or two ODIs or two Twenty20 matches, whichever comes first…
