Ind vs eng 1st test: India’s wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant scored a century in both innings of the first Test being played in the headingley. Despite the great batting, the vice -captain has been reprimanded by the ICC. Pant violated Level 1 of the ICC Code of Conduct on the third day of the Test. The ICC has also punished him.

The ICC said in its statement that, Rishabh Pant has violated the Article 2.8 rules of the ICC Code of Conduct made by players and assistant personnel. It is related to disagreeing on the umpire’s decision during the international match.

Rishabh Pant gets this punishment

This was Pant’s first crime in 24 months, so a demerit marks has been added to his disciplinary records. Let us tell you that for the violation of Level 1, the minimum penalty is official reprimand, 50 percent of the match fee of the player and one or two demerit marks. But only 1 demerit marks have been added to Pant.

What did Rishabh Pant do?

In England’s first innings, when Ben Stokes and Harry Brook were batting, vice -captain Rishabh Pant was standing with the umpire to change the ball. It is a matter of the 61st over, then the umpire refused to replace it after examining the ball, while Pant wanted the umpire to check and change it once again. After being refused by the umpire, Rishabh Pant threw the ball loudly on the ground, many of its videos also went viral on social media.

India centurion reprimanded for actions during day 3 of the first #ENGVIND Test.https://t.co/cd90Zqda9f

– ICC (@ICC) June 24, 2025

Rishabh pant fined: Lucknow Super Giants have suffered another setback after the defeat against Mumbai Indians on Sunday. Captain Rishabh Pant and all the players of Lucknow have been fined by the BCCI. Chasing 216 runs in this match, Lucknow was piled for 161 runs and Mumbai won the match by 54 runs.

The Lucknow Super Gynts team has been imposed this fine due to slow over rate. This is the second violation of Lucknow this season, due to which Pant has been fined and other players have also been damaged. Actually, for the first time this happens only on the captain, while the second time, the players are also fined along with the captain.

Rishabh Pant fined 24 lakhs

The IPL reported that, “Lucknow Super Giants captain Rishabh Pant has been fined as his team maintained a slow over-vet against Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Sunday during the match 45 of Tata Indian Premier League 2025 against Mumbai Indians.

“Since it was the second crime of his team in the season under Article 2.22 of the IPL code of conduct, which is related to minimum over-per-rate offenses, Pant was fined Rs 24 lakh. The rest of the members of the playing XI including the impact player will be fined either six lakh rupees or 25 percent of their related match fees, whatever is reduced.”

Bad form of most expensive player of IPL released

Rishabh Pant is the most expensive player in IPL history, he was bought by Lucknow Super Giants for Rs 27 crore. With the captain, the team hoped that their team would do well. The performance of the team is not very bad but the captain has yet disappointed. On Sunday too, he returned to the pavilion after scoring just 4 runs against Mumbai Indians. Rishabh Pant has scored just 110 runs in 10 matches, while in just one innings he scored 63 runs.

This is the 5th defeat in Lucknow’s 10 matches. The team is in sixth position with 10 points. Now the remaining 4 matches are going to be important for Lucknow.

LSG vs Mi, Rishabh Pant Fined 12 Lakh: In IPL 2025, there was a thorn on the Lucknow Super Giants and Mumbai Indians on Friday. In this match, Lucknow won by 12 runs. After the victory of Lucknow, LSG captain Rishabh Pant has been fined Rs 12 lakh.

Lucknow captain Rishabh Pant has been fined Rs 12 lakh for a slow over speed (slow over rate) against Mumbai Indians on Friday. Action has also been taken on Pant as well as spinner Digvesh Rathi.

For your information, let us know that according to the rules of IPL, every team has to complete 20 overs in 90 minutes. The Lucknow team could not throw 20 overs against MI at the scheduled time. For this reason, Lucknow was forced to keep a fielder less outside 30 yards in the last over.

BCCI issued a pris release saying, “It was his team’s first crime of his team session under Article 2.22 of the IPL code of conduct, hence Rishabh Pant was fined Rs 12 lakh.”

Meanwhile, Lucknow spinner Digvesh Rathi has been fined 50 percent of his match fees for the second consecutive time after violating the level one of the IPL code of conduct. Rathi also had to pay half of his match fees to celebrate the most wickets against Punjab Kings. After dismissing Mumbai batsman Naman Dhir, he again celebrated in the style of writing a notebook.

According to the BCCI, this was his second crime under Article 2.5 of the Code of Conduct this season and for this another demearit points have been added to his account. In this way, two dimirit marks have been submitted in his name.