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Indian fast bowler Khaleel Ahmed received an official warning and incapacity point after being convicted of a Level 1 infraction of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Code of Conduct for players and support staff of players during the fourth ODI of the five Matches against the West Indies.
It was established that the 20-year-old, who had scored three figures for 13 in the match, had violated section 2.5 of the Code, which relates to "the use of a language, actions or gestures that denigrate or that could provoke an aggressive reaction of the batter during his dismissal in an international match ".
The incident occurred on July 14, when the runner, after Marlon Samuels was trapped by Rohit Sharma, moved aggressively toward the starting hitter, which, in the eyes of the referees on the ground, could have provoked a reaction from the West Indian player.
After the match, Ahmed admitted the offense and accepted the sanction proposed by Chris Broad of the referees committee of high level ICC referees.
The charge was brought by the field referees, Ian Gould and Anil. Chaudhary, third referee Paul Wilson, and fourth referee Chettithody Shamshuddin.
Level 1 fouls include a minimum penalty of official reprimand, a maximum penalty of 50% of the match amount and one or two points of incapacity.
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