Shakib fined and gets one demerit point

The International Cricket Council (ICC) fined Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan 25 percent of his match expenses over his forceful conduct amid an exciting Twenty20 match against Sri Lanka. 

The game's reality administering body said Shakib conceded to the charge of "direct that is in opposition to the soul of the diversion" at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Friday. He was additionally granted a fault point. 

Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka by two wickets in the crotchety match to achieve the last of the tri-country competition. 

The occurrence including Shakib occurred after the second chunk of the last finished of the Bangladesh innings when he went to the edge of the limit and requested that his batsmen fall off the field. 

The Bangladesh group charged that the square-leg umpire had flagged a no-ball and after that changed his choice, provoking Shakib to get back to the batsmen to the structure. 

Save player Nurul Hasan, who was sent on to the field with a message from the Bangladesh changing area, was likewise associated with a spat with Sri Lankan captain Thisara Perera. 

Nurul additionally confessed to raucous conduct and was likewise fined 25 percent of his match expense and granted one negative mark point. 

ICC coordinate official Chris Broad said Friday's episodes were frustrating, and the punishments were forced without a formal hearing on the grounds that the players did not challenge the charges. 

"I comprehend that it was... tense and an edge-of-the-situate coordinate with (a) put in the last on hold, however the activities of the two players were unsatisfactory and can't be approved as they obviously went over the edge," Broad said. 

"Had the fourth umpire not ceased Shakib and the defenders denouncing, and after that the on-field umpires not interceded amongst Nurul and Thisara, things could have turned out to be more awful." 

Shakib had driven challenges against the umpires when the second bundle of the last finished was esteemed authentic in spite of Sri Lanka's Isuru Udana rocking the bowling alley two bouncers. 

A bowler can bowl just a single bouncer - above shoulder tallness to the batsman - in constrained overs cricket, yet the choice lies with the umpire. 

Requiring 12 to win off the last six balls, Mustafizur Rahman was run out on the second conveyance and there was disorder when Shakib motioned to his batsmen to fall off the field. 

The batsmen stayed put, in any case, and Mahmudullah guided the Tigers to an exciting win with a six off the penultimate ball. 

Bangladesh will confront India in the last of the tri-arrangement, which has been sorted out to commend the 70th commemoration of Sri Lanka's freedom from Britain.