The BCCI penalized Mumbai Indians batting coach Kieron Pollard and batsman Tim David after they were found guilty of violating the IPL Code of Conduct during their game against the Punjab Kings on Thursday at Betway app.

In the Tata Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 match between the Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings at the PCA New International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur on April 18, Tim David, the team’s batter, and Kieron Pollard, the batting coach, were both fined by the BCCI for breaking the IPL Code of Conduct.

Article 2.20 of the IPL Code of Conduct states that Pollard and David broke the law at Level 1. Twenty percent of Pollard’s match money was forfeited by dafabet india. After admitting their mistakes, both players took the punishment the match referee had handed down. The BCCI states that the match referee’s decision is final and enforceable in circumstances of Level 1 violations of the code of conduct.

In the game’s sixteenth over, David and Pollard signaled Tilak Varma and Suryakumar Yadav, the MI batting pair, to review a wide judgment. Even while the BCCI did not disclose the specifics of their breach, it was evident that this was the cause.

Arshdeep Singh, a spinner for PBKS, hit a wide yorker that Suryakumar Yadav was unable to hold onto to conclude the 15th over. The decision to not declare it a wide was taken by the referee. After that, the action shifted to the MI dugout, where Tim David and hitting coach Kieron Pollard could be seen telling Suryakumar that his swing was wide with his hands and requesting the hitter to take a review. According to Wisden, this.

The 1xbet stand-in captain, Sam Curran, was not happy that SKY had requested and been given permission for the review. The third umpire ruled a wide after the first umpire’s call was reversed. To end the sixteenth over, Arshdeep needed to bowl one more delivery to ensure a boundary.