Pakistan Docked 11 Points in World Test Championship for Slow over-Rate
- The International Cricket Council deducted 11 World Test Championship points from Pakistan for bowling 11 overs short in the third Test against England at Edgbaston, Birmingham.
- Pakistan was fined 50 percent of their players' match fees for the slow over-rate, the maximum penalty under the ICC Code of Conduct, imposed by match referee Ranjan Madugalle of the ICC Elite Panel.
- Pakistan captain Babar Azam pleaded guilty and accepted the punishment, avoiding a formal hearing.
- As a result, Pakistan now has only five points from nine Tests in the current World Test Championship cycle and sits ninth with a 4.63 points percentage.
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Pakistan docked 11 points in World Test Championship for slow over-rate
Sept 14 : Pakistan were deducted 11 points in the World Test Championship and their players docked 50 per cent of their match fees due to a slow over-rate during last week's test against England in Birmingham, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Monday.The visitors were 11 overs short of their tar
Pakistan hit with double WTC sanction, docked 11 points for maintaining slow over-rate against England
With Pakistan having lost the third and final Test of the series against England, the side has been hit with a major blow as the ICC came forward and hit Pakistan cricket with two WTC sanctions for maintaining a slow over-rate.
Pakistan in danger of slipping to 0 points in WTC table after latest sanction
The ICC docked Pakistan 11 World Test Championship points for a slow over-rate in the third Test at Edgbaston. The penalty leaves them with five points from nine Tests and deepens the fallout from a troubled England tour.
Pakistan loses 11 WTC points and fined 50 per cent match fee for slow over-rate in 3rd Test
Pakistan was fined 50 per cent of its match fees and deducted 11 World Test Championship points for maintaining slow overrate during the third and final Test against England in Birmingham on Monday.
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