Sri Lanka Tour of South Africa, 2016-17 Updates
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Its 4-0 
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Faf du Plessis is the Man of the Match for his fabulous knock of 185
Being the record-breaking game that it's been,
>> 76 - the most runs conceded by Imran Tahir in ODIs
>> 327 - Highest ODI total for SL in SA in ODIs
>> 73-ball hundred by Upul Tharanga is the fastest for SL vs SA in ODIs
>> 139 - Highest opening stand for SL vs SA in ODIs
>> 13th consecutive ODI win for South Africa at home - the most by a team
luv:clapFaf du Plessis is the Man of the Match for his fabulous knock of 185
Being the record-breaking game that it's been,
>> 76 - the most runs conceded by Imran Tahir in ODIs
>> 327 - Highest ODI total for SL in SA in ODIs
>> 73-ball hundred by Upul Tharanga is the fastest for SL vs SA in ODIs
>> 139 - Highest opening stand for SL vs SA in ODIs
>> 13th consecutive ODI win for South Africa at home - the most by a team
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SA won by 40 runs & lead ODI series 4-0
d*ckwella, Rabada fined for indiscipline
Sri Lanka's wicketkeeper-batsman Niroshan d*ckwella and South Africa's pacer Kagiso Rabada were fined 50 per cent of their match fees after they violated International Cricket Council's Code of Conduct during the fourth One-Day International between the two countries in Cape Town on Tuesday (February 5).
The two cricketers were found to have violated Article 2.2.7 of the ICC Code of Conduct which pertains to "inappropriate and deliberate physical contact with a Player, Player Support Personnel, Umpire, Match Referee or any other Person (including a spectator) in the course of play during an International Match".
In the 12th over of Sri Lanka's innings, d*ckwella made contact with Rabada at the bowler's end after he had taken a single. However, in accordance with the the code of conduct, such contact could have been avoided. Both cricketers acknowledged the offence and agreed to the sanction recommended by Riche Richardson, the ICC Match Referee. As a result, a formal hearing won't be conducted. The charges were levied by the umpires Adrian Holdstock, Richard Illingworth, Richard Kettleborough and Shaun George.
In addition to the sanction imposed for the breach, the duo will also carry forward three demerit points in the disciplinary records. As per Article 7.6 of the code, if the demerit points reach four or more points over a period of 24 months, that will translate into suspension points and the duo will be banned. The ICC rule states that two suspension points equate to a ban from one Test or two ODIs or two Twenty20 Internationals, whatever comes first for the player.
http://www.cricbuzz.com/cricket-new...indiscipline-south-africa-v-sri-lanka-4th-odi
Sri Lanka's wicketkeeper-batsman Niroshan d*ckwella and South Africa's pacer Kagiso Rabada were fined 50 per cent of their match fees after they violated International Cricket Council's Code of Conduct during the fourth One-Day International between the two countries in Cape Town on Tuesday (February 5).
The two cricketers were found to have violated Article 2.2.7 of the ICC Code of Conduct which pertains to "inappropriate and deliberate physical contact with a Player, Player Support Personnel, Umpire, Match Referee or any other Person (including a spectator) in the course of play during an International Match".
In the 12th over of Sri Lanka's innings, d*ckwella made contact with Rabada at the bowler's end after he had taken a single. However, in accordance with the the code of conduct, such contact could have been avoided. Both cricketers acknowledged the offence and agreed to the sanction recommended by Riche Richardson, the ICC Match Referee. As a result, a formal hearing won't be conducted. The charges were levied by the umpires Adrian Holdstock, Richard Illingworth, Richard Kettleborough and Shaun George.
In addition to the sanction imposed for the breach, the duo will also carry forward three demerit points in the disciplinary records. As per Article 7.6 of the code, if the demerit points reach four or more points over a period of 24 months, that will translate into suspension points and the duo will be banned. The ICC rule states that two suspension points equate to a ban from one Test or two ODIs or two Twenty20 Internationals, whatever comes first for the player.
http://www.cricbuzz.com/cricket-new...indiscipline-south-africa-v-sri-lanka-4th-odi
