They were fined 5% of their match fees because they broke the Pakistan Super League’s (PSL) code of conduct in Friday’s game against Islamabad United. The two players are Abrar Ahmed and Saud Shakeel. PSL code of conduct Article 2.4 discusses what happens when you don’t follow an umpire’s instructions. According to a press statement from the PCB, Spinner Abrar was fined for breaking this rule.
Quetta Gladiators players fined 5% of match money for rule breach
In the 19th over against United, Abrar rolled the ball along the ground, against what the judges told him to do. Saud, the opening batsman, broke Article 2.5 of the PSL rules, which says you can’t use rude words or actions against a hitter after he is out. Two players for the Quetta Gladiators were fined 5% of their match fees for breaking the rules. In the 12th over, when the United player was out. Gladiators player said something to Salman Agha that might have made him angry.
“The two players admitted to the charges and agreed to the punishments suggested by the referee, Mohammad Javed.” The press statement said that the charges were brought by on-field umpires Ahsan Raza and Chris Gaffaney. Islamabad United wipes out Quetta Gladiators. On Friday at the National Stadium Karachi, Islamabad United beat Quetta Gladiators by scoring 39 runs in the first elimination match.
Thus, the United would play Peshawar Zalmi today after their loss. Quetta was out for 135 runs while trying to reach their 175-run goal. Also, bowlers for Islamabad were the best throughout the whole game. Imad took the other wickets with three, Naseem with two, Obey McCoy with one, and Hunain Shah with one. Martin Guptill of United got the most runs for his team with 56 off of 47 balls when he batted first. Salman Ali Agha then added 31 runs off of 21 balls.
