The Express Tribune Slow over-rate penalties hit Pakistan and Bangladesh after Rawalpindi Test - newsarticle

Slow over-rate penalties hit Pakistan and Bangladesh after Rawalpindi Test                                                                                                       Pakistan and Bangladesh were punished for keeping up with delayed over-rates during the new Rawalpindi Test. Pakistan was viewed as six overs short and thus fined 30% of their match expense, alongside a derivation of six ICC World Test Title (WTC) focuses. Likewise, Bangladesh was three overs short, bringing about a 15% fine of their match expense and a derivation of three WTC focuses. The punishments were forced by Ranjan Madugalle from the ICC Board of World class Match Refs. The two groups acknowledged the charges without challenging, it were expected to mean no conventional hearings .