Arundhati Reddy Found Guilty of Code of Conduct Violation
The Indian women’s team started with a victory against Pakistan in the ongoing Women’s T20 World Cup in UAE. Fast bowler Arundhati Reddy was instrumental in India’s victory in this match. She registered a T20 career best by taking 3 wickets for 16 runs in 4 overs.
First honored with Player of the Match, now reprimanded by the ICC, she was honored with the ‘Player of the Match’ award after her match-turning performance in the India-Pak match. But after that, the ICC has given her a good reprimand. She has been booked by the ICC for violating the rules in the match against Pakistan. ICC level 1 code of conduct rules
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Aggressive Celebration Leads to ICC Reprimand
Arundhati Reddy bowled Nida Dar in the last over of the match against Pakistan. After that, Arundhati aggressively celebrated these wickets. She gave khunnas to Pak Batter. She gestured the Pakistani batter to the pavilion. In this case, the ICC has held the Indian star bowler guilty under the ICC Level 1 Code of Conduct. According to a statement issued by the ICC, Reddy has been found guilty under Section 2.5 of the ICC Code of Conduct relating to players and staff members.
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Impact of the Violation
In this case, one demerit point has been accumulated in Arundhati’s account. For the first time in the last 24 months, this time has come upon her. Therefore, India will not be affected immediately. There will be no interruption for her to play the next match. 4 demerit points credited to the player’s account within 2 years
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