Dubai: West Indies Pacer Jayden Seales on Sundays was reprimanded for violating the ICC level 1 ethics code during the opening day of the first test against Pakistan in Kingston.
The incident occurred in 70 of Pakistan’s first innings, after the dismissal of Batsman Hasan Ali, when the sea dog used a language that was inappropriate against Hasan which could trigger an aggressive reaction from it.
Seales found to have violated Article 2.5 of the ICC code of ethics for supporting personnel of players and players, who are related to “using language, actions, or underestimated movements, or those who can trigger an aggressive reaction from the dough during their dismissal during international matches.” “Besides that, One point of the demerit has been added to the disciplinary record of the seal, for whom it is the first violation in the 24 month period, “ICC said in a statement.
Richie Richardson from the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Time the referee imposes sanctions, which is ratified by the Operations Department of the Cricket ICC in accordance with the temporary playing regulations Covid-19.
Seales pleaded guilty of violations and received sanctions proposed, so there was no need for formal hearing.
The fee was leveled by the referee in Gregory Brathwaite, Joel Wilson, Nigel Duguid and TV Umpiree Leslie Reifer.
Level 1 violations bring the minimum sentence of official reprimands, a maximum penalty of 50 percent of the player’s match costs and one or two point demerit.