Dhoni’s punishment is not in the interest of the yellow jersey team. If this situation remains the same, then they may also have to face a big risk of being suspended.
Captain Dhoni fined 12 lakh rupees
What happened to Dhoni is said to be hail as soon as he shaves his head. One, the team lost a heavy penalty. Yes, the pain can only be understood if the defeat of Delhi Capitals. But, the pain he got after that was even more disturbing. Actually, it has robbed captain MS Dhoni’s pockets. He has been fined strong. And, these fines are imposed under the new rules of IPL and BCCI.
Dhoni has been punished for a major mistake during the match under the BCCI rules. After receiving this punishment, there is an increased risk of Dhoni being suspended from matches. He has gone one step further towards being suspended from it. The IPL has just started. Dhoni’s team CSK has played its first match. Now the journey of the season is long. Chennai Super Kings have 13 matches more to play on the group stage of the tournament. And in this sense, the fine imposed on Dhoni is not in the interest of the yellow jersey team.
Dhoni poor due to slow over rate
What mistake did Dhoni make on the field and what punishment did he get for himself? Now understand that. In fact, CSK captain MS Dhoni has been found guilty of slow over rate in the match. On April 10, in the match played against Delhi Capitals at Wankhede Stadium, Dhoni’s team was the victim of minimum or slow over rate. For this, according to the new rules of the Cricket Board of India, Captain Dhoni has been fined 12 lakh.
Careful Dhoni! There is also the danger of further suspension
Dhoni has made this mistake for the first time in the tournament, so there is a loss of 12 lakh rupees. According to the rules related to IPL Code of Conduct, he made the same mistake again, Dhoni may have to face the suspension of a match with a fine of Rs 24 lakh and Rs 30 lakh for the third time. It is clear that CSK captain Dhoni will have to show quickness in getting the bowlers to finish the over quickly. According to IPL rules, there is a provision of putting 20 overs in 90 minutes for the teams.
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