The entire team fell before the tour of England started, ICC heard strict punishment for every player

By Cross Talk India Team On Jun 2, 2025

England Tour: The Indian team has to visit England in the month of June. Where he has to play a five -match Test series with the English team. The ICC has fallen on the entire team before the start of this series. Let me tell you, the ICC has adopted a tough attitude and sentenced all the players of the team. So let’s know what is the whole matter ……

Actually, the team we are talking about is the West Indies team. Let me tell you, the West Indies team is currently on England tour, where the 3 -match ODI series is being played between the two teams. The first match of this series was played on 29 May 2025 at Edgbaston, in which England defeated West Indies by 238 runs. The West Indies have now suffered another major setback after this defeat. The International Cricket Council has taken a big action against the West Indies players and sentenced all the players.

Heard strict punishment

Let me tell you, the International Cricket Council has sentenced the West Indies team due to the slow over rate. The ICC has taken this action on the West Indies team due to throwing one over within their scheduled time. According to ICC rules, a team has to complete their bowling within the scheduled time in ODIs. If the team fails to do so, it is held guilty of slow over rate. The West Indies team lagged one over behind in this match, so all the players have been fined.

ICC itself gave information

Let us tell you, the ICC issued a press release saying, ‘Emirates ICC Elite Panel match referee Jeff Crowe has imposed a five percent fine of match fees on each player, because at the end of the innings, Shai Hope’s team was found one over behind the required target. This fine is in line with Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for players and players assistant personnel, which is related to minimum over-per-rate offenses. According to ICC rules, players are fined five percent of their match for every over, which fails to bowl within the stipulated time.