Mahmudullah fined 20%, Chandimal suspended for 2-match

Bangladesh T20I side remain in chief Mahmudullah Riyad was fined 20 percent of his match expense for 'minor over-rate' while Sri Lankan captain Dinesh Chandimal got a two-coordinate suspension due to a "genuine over-rate offense" amid the third T20I of the Nidahas Trophy in Colombo on Saturday. 

Aside from Mahmudullah, different individuals from the squad got 10 percent fines as they were discovered one over short according to Article 2.5.1, which identified with the 'minor over-rate offenses'. 

Mahmudullah confessed to the offense and acknowledged the proposed endorse, so there was no need of a formal hearing. 

As he being discovered blameworthy of a genuine over-rate offense, Chandimal will pass up a major opportunity his side's matches against India and Bangladesh on March 12 and 16 separately, while every one of his players have gotten a fine of 60 percent of their match charges, said an ICC discharge on Sunday. 

Chris Broad of the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Match Referees forced the fine after Chandimal's side was ruled to be four overs shy of their objective when time stipends were thought about. 

Chandimal argued not liable to the offense, and, all things considered, Broad declared his choice after a hearing that occurred on Sunday evening. The hearing was gone to by the match authorities and the Sri Lanka cricket group administration. 

The charges were leveled by on-field umpires Ranmore Martinez and Raveendra Wimalasiri, third umpire Lyndon Hannibal and fourth umpire Deepal Gunawardene. 

As per Article 2.5.2 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Players Support Personnel, which identifies with genuine over-rate offenses, players are fined 10 for every penny of their match charges for the initial two overs and 20 for each penny for each extra finished their side neglected to bowl in the assigned time, while the commander gets two suspension focuses.