The International Cricket Council (ICC) has fined Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf 20% of his match fee for breaching its Code of Conduct during the One-Day International (ODI) against England in Lahore. The incident occurred on Sunday at the end of Pakistan’s 46th over, when Rauf appealed for a wide delivery and became involved in an argument with England all-rounder Will Jacks. During the exchange, Rauf raised his bat and continued arguing despite a warning from umpire Sharfuddoula. The ICC found him guilty of breaching Article 2.2 of its Code of Conduct, which covers the abuse of cricket equipment or clothing, ground equipment or fixtures and fittings during an international match. Along with the financial penalty, Rauf received one demerit point on his disciplinary record. The latest offence was his third within a 24-month period, taking his total to five demerit points. Rauf admitted the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by match referee Jeff Crowe. As a result, no formal hearing was required. Electricity Bills Pakistan considers ending six-month penalty for consumers exceeding 200 units England were also penalised following the match. The ICC fined the team 15% of its match fee for maintaining a slow over-rate after failing to bowl three overs within the stipulated time. England captain Harry Brook accepted the offence and the proposed penalty. Despite the disciplinary setbacks, Pakistan secured a thrilling one-wicket victory over England to qualify for the final of the tri-nation ODI series. Pakistan will face Sri Lanka in the final on October 31. Post navigation Shadab Khan’s century seals thrilling one-wicket win over England
