India’s cricket matches against Bangladesh are always jam-packed. The body language of the two teams is different on the field or off the field. In the battle for the status of the two neighbors, Bangladesh had lost several matches in recent times on the verge of victory. However, Mehedi Hasan Miraz and Mustafizur Rahman turned history around on Sunday (December 4). The Tigers have won incredibly. And in addition to losing this match, India is facing a big punishment due to slow over-rate.

In a statement on Monday( December 5), the ICC confirmed the fine of the Indian cricketers. Each member of the team has been fined 80 percent of the match fee for slow over-rate.

According to Article 2.22 of the ICC Players’ Code of Conduct, cricketers are fined 20 percent of their match fees for every over of a slow overrate. In the match against Bangladesh, India was 4 overs behind the normal overrate. So the cricketers are being fined 80 percent of the match fee.

Ranjan Madugalle, the referee of the match, accused India of a slow over-rate. There was no need for a formal hearing as India captain Rohit Sharma admitted the mistake.

It is to be noted that India was all out for 186 runs after losing the toss in the first ODI at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Mirpur. Bangladesh, who lost the ninth wicket for 136 runs in reply, won the match by 1 wicket, riding on Mehedi Hasan Miraz’s 38 off 39 balls.

England will play a three-match Test series against Pakistan on this historic tour. Stokes will donate the fees for each match of that series to help the flood victims. “It’s great to be in Pakistan for the first time to play the historic E-Series. It’s exciting to come as a Test team after 17 years. There’s a responsible attitude among the players and the support staff, it’s special to be here. ‘

The English all-rounder further wrote, “Sad to see the terrible floods that have hit Pakistan this year. Its impact on this country and its people is huge. This game has given me a lot in my life. I think it’s okay to give something back beyond cricket. I will pay the match fees from the Test series to the Flood Fund of Pakistan. I hope this grant will be useful in rebuilding the areas that have been most affected. ‘

It is to be noted that about 33 million people have been affected by floods and landslides caused by heavy rains in Pakistan this time. Among them are 16 million children. The Pakistan cricket team wore a special jersey before the World Cup to help the flood victims. This time Ben Stokes stood beside them. The total amount of his match fee in three matches is more than Tk 53 lakh in Bangladeshi currency.