Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Mortaza was fined 20 for every penny of his match charges on Sunday for 'forceful conduct' amid his group's misfortune in the tri-country one-day universal competition last against Sri Lanka.
Match official David Boon fined Mashrafe after his on-field keep running in with Sri Lankan batsman Kusal Mendis amid Saturday's title conflict in Dhaka.
The occurrence occurred in the 6th over of the Sri Lankan innings when Mortaza pursued near Mendis the batsman's rejection, the International Cricket Council said.
He shouted noisily and took a gander at the opener "in a way that could have incited a forceful response," the ICC said.
The match official additionally cautioned Sri Lankan cricketer Dhanuska Gunathilaka for a comparable response in the 6th over of the Bangladesh innings following the rejection of batsman Tamim Iqbal.
While it was Gunathilaka's first offense, Mortaza has been authorized for the second time since the presentation of a reconsidered code in September 2016, the ICC included.
"Both the players conceded the offenses," said the ICC.
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will now play a two-Test arrangement with the principal coordinate start in the port city of Chittagong on Wednesday.
The second Test is in Dhaka beginning on February 8.
Sri Lanka will likewise play two Twenty20 internationals against the hosts.
Match official David Boon fined Mashrafe after his on-field keep running in with Sri Lankan batsman Kusal Mendis amid Saturday's title conflict in Dhaka.
The occurrence occurred in the 6th over of the Sri Lankan innings when Mortaza pursued near Mendis the batsman's rejection, the International Cricket Council said.
He shouted noisily and took a gander at the opener "in a way that could have incited a forceful response," the ICC said.
The match official additionally cautioned Sri Lankan cricketer Dhanuska Gunathilaka for a comparable response in the 6th over of the Bangladesh innings following the rejection of batsman Tamim Iqbal.
While it was Gunathilaka's first offense, Mortaza has been authorized for the second time since the presentation of a reconsidered code in September 2016, the ICC included.
"Both the players conceded the offenses," said the ICC.
Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will now play a two-Test arrangement with the principal coordinate start in the port city of Chittagong on Wednesday.
The second Test is in Dhaka beginning on February 8.
Sri Lanka will likewise play two Twenty20 internationals against the hosts.
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