Shakib, Anamul, Nurul fined for Code of Conduct breach in the BPL

Shakib Al Hasan was one of three players fined 15% of their match charges during Tuesday's BPL conflict between Fortune Barishal and Rangpur Riders in Dhaka. Shakib and Nurul Hasan were fined for defying the umpire's guidance under Article 2.4 of the BCB's set of rules, while Anamul Haque was punished for showing dispute at the umpire's choice. While the BCB discharge didn't pinpoint a particular occurrence, every one of the three players were engaged with a contention not long before the beginning of the subsequent innings. There was back and forth between Barishal opener Chaturanga de Silva and Rangpur chief Nurul presently before Barishal's pursuit started off. Nurul had changed his bowler - from left-arm spinner Rakibul Hasan to offspinner Mahedi Hasan, in the wake of discovering that left-hander de Silva would take strike. Yet, when Anamul took strike rather than de Silva seeing the difference in bowler, Nurul returned to left-armer Rakibul. The occurrence got ugly when Barishal chief Shakib surged onto the ground to go up against the umpires. He contended with on-field umpire Gazi Sohel until at long last Rakibul began the off innings against de Silva. Later in the post-match question and answer session, Nurul said that he was changing the bowlers subsequent to seeing Shakib shouting from the limit edge. "I was changing the bowlers seeing Shakib bhai shouting from outside. This is whenever I first saw (the chief entering the field like that)," he said. The Barishal supervisor later said in an explanation that Shakib just went to address the umpires to sort out what was happening. "As indicated by the standards, the hitters conclude who will take strike when the bowler is affirmed. Shakib needed Anamul on strike seeing Mahedi was the bowler. At the point when the umpires weren't permitting them to change strike, Shakib entered the field to address them," he said. Each of the three players confessed to the offense and acknowledged the authorization proposed by match arbitrator Akhtar Ahmad, and thusly, there was no requirement for formal hearings. Notwithstanding the fines, one bad mark point has been added to the disciplinary record of every player. Beforehand, Shakib slipped through the cracks in one more episode on the BPL's second day when he shouted at the umpires for not giving a wide. Soumya Sarkar also went sound notwithstanding contending with the umpires for a lbw choice, which was toppled after his fights.