ICC fines Wahab, Shakib for verbal fight during Pakistan-Bangladesh Test match
The two cricketers fined 30 percent match fee
The two cricketers fined 30 percent match fee. PHOTO: BDCRICTEAM.COM
DUBAI:
The International Cricket Council has fined left-arm fast-bowler Wahab Riaz and Bangladesh batsman Shakib al Hasan for firing verbal volleys at each other during the first Test match which ended in a draw, Express News reported.
Riaz and Hasan were seen pointing fingers during the 118th over of the Test match on Saturday which ended in a draw.
Read: 1st Test: Wahab, Shakib make late headlines as Test ends in draw
Misbah had to jump in to save the day; he was later seen talking to the umpire Ranmore Matinesz in order to ease the tension.
The two players have been fined equivalent to 30 percent of the match fee.
Bangladesh cricketer Tamim Iqbal had smashed team's highest Test score of 206 during the match held yesterday.
The draw was a morale-booster for Bangladesh, who had lost all their eight previous Tests against Pakistan, ahead of the second and final match starting in Dhaka next Wednesday.
The International Cricket Council has fined left-arm fast-bowler Wahab Riaz and Bangladesh batsman Shakib al Hasan for firing verbal volleys at each other during the first Test match which ended in a draw, Express News reported.
Riaz and Hasan were seen pointing fingers during the 118th over of the Test match on Saturday which ended in a draw.
Read: 1st Test: Wahab, Shakib make late headlines as Test ends in draw
Misbah had to jump in to save the day; he was later seen talking to the umpire Ranmore Matinesz in order to ease the tension.
The two players have been fined equivalent to 30 percent of the match fee.
Bangladesh cricketer Tamim Iqbal had smashed team's highest Test score of 206 during the match held yesterday.
The draw was a morale-booster for Bangladesh, who had lost all their eight previous Tests against Pakistan, ahead of the second and final match starting in Dhaka next Wednesday.