In the match against CSK, RCB star player Virat Kohli suffered two blows. One of his teams had to face a loss in this match. The second is that they also had a 10% match fee.
After the match between the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), which was played in the IPL on Monday (April 17), Virat Kohli was fined with a 10% match fee. During the match, the IPL Code of Conduct was broken on them. Cohen has admitted his mistake.
IPL said in a statement, “Chennai Super Kings at Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium during the match against RCB’s batter Virat Kohli has been fined with a 10% match fee in case of breaking the IPL Code of Conduct. Kohli has also admitted his mistake under the Level-1 crime categories of Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct. Several types of crimes have been interpreted under Article 2.2 Level-1 of the IPL Code of Conduct. There are some rules associated with the behavior of an opponent team and an ampere by him from the wear of a player.
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— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 17, 2023
Virat Kohli’s team RCB had to face the defeat
It’s like a double blow for Virat Kohli. Indeed, RCB had to face the hands of CSK in this match too. CSK first scored 6 wins and lost 226 runs, in response to which the RCB team was able to make 218 runs up to the specified over. Here, Virat Kohli had returned to Pavilion playing four balls. At the total amount of 6 runs, he was boiled by Akash Singh.
In this statement released by the IPL, however, it has not been detailed for what incident the fine was imposed on Virat Kohli. Virat Kohli celebrated with excessive enthusiasm the outing of the Chennai Super Kings Super Kings’ mediator Shivam Dube and possibly: it was considered a violation of the Code of Conduct. Shyam Dubaï had made 52 runs on 27 balls, which led Chennai to a huge score of 226 on six wickets.
