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The ICC has fined Afghanistan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi for violating the rules during the match against South Africa in the T20 World Cup. Nabi has been fined 15 percent of the match fee. Let us tell you that in this match held on Wednesday (11 February), two super overs were seen, in which South Africa won.
The ICC said in its statement that Mohammad Nabi was found guilty of breaching Article 2.4 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Staff, which relates to “disobeying the umpire’s instructions during an international match”. Let us tell you that this incident happened in the 14th over of the Afghanistan innings.
Why did Mohammad Nabi fight with the umpire?
Chasing the target of 188 runs, Afghanistan’s opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz played a brilliant inning of 84 runs in 42 balls, but when he was out, the match got stuck. Mohammad Nabi, the most experienced player in the team, was expected to lead the team to victory, but he was out after scoring 5 runs in just 6 balls. Before getting out, he clashed with the umpire at the beginning of the 14th over.
He was wearing an over lungi ngidi, he was wearing wrist bands on both his hands. These were light yellow in color, like the jersey of the South Africa team. But Nabi felt that it was white in color and asked the umpire to remove it. During this, Nabi looked very angry, whereas when Ngidi came to know that Nabi was opposing this, he immediately removed it.
South Africa won in double super over
Chasing the target of 188, Afghanistan was all out for 187 runs. After the match was tied, a super over took place, in that also the score of both the teams was equal and then a second super over took place. Batting first, South Africa scored 23 runs. Mohammad Nabi came out to bat for Afghanistan, but after playing the first ball dot, he was out on the next ball. After this, Gurbaz made the match again by hitting 3 consecutive sixes, but he was out on the last ball.