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Dwayne Bravo Fined For Code Of Conduct Breach

22 June 2012
Dwayne Bravo Fined For Code Of Conduct Breach
Dwayne Bravo Fined For Code Of Conduct Breach
Dwayne Bravo has been fined 20 percent of his match fee from the second ODI for comments made in public
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West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo has been fined 20 percent of his match fee after breaching the International Cricket Council (ICC) Code of Conduct.

Bravo publicly criticised the umpires following the match and he was subsequently charged with a Level One offence relating to inappropriate public comment.

He pleaded guilty to the charge.

"Dwayne unfortunately went over the mark in describing the Chris Gayle decision and used comments that criticised both the on-field and TV umpire," match referee Jeff Crowe explained.

On-field umpires Tony Hill and Kumar Dharmasena, laid the charge after Bravo spoke out about the leg before decision given against Chris Gayle during England's eight-wicket win at The Kia Oval.

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Fixtures & Results

17th-21st May: 1st Test, Lord's
ENG 398 & 193-5 bt WIN 243 & 345 by 5 wkts: Report
25th-29th May: 2nd Test, Trent Bridge
ENG 428 & 111-1 beat WIN 370 & 165 by 9 wkts: Report
7th-11th June: 3rd Test, Edgbaston
WIN 426 drew with ENG 221-5: Report
16th June: 1st ODI, The Ageas Bowl
ENG 288-6 beat WIN 172 by 114 runs: Report
19th June: 2nd ODI, The Kia Oval
ENG 239-2 beat WIN 238-9 by 8 wickets: Report
24th June: T20 International, Trent Bridge
ENG 173-3 beat WIN 172-4 by 7 wickets: Report