CWI Media Release, ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies confirmed today that Trinidad & Tobago Red Force captain Denesh Ramdin was fined for a breach of the Code of Conduct during the third round of matches which ended on Monday in the West Indies Championship.
Ramdin admitted to the offence and accepted the imposition of the proposed sanction from match referee Michael Ragoonath, so there was no need for a formal hearing.
The Red Force captain was reported by on-field umpires Danesh Ramdhanie and Patrick Gustard along with reserve umpire Kashi Sandy for Level 1 breaches of the Code of Conduct during the match between his side and Leeward Islands Hurricanes at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Trinidad.
His breach was upgraded to Level 2, due to this being his second breach within a year, and the match referee imposed a fine of 50 per cent of the player’s match fee.
Ramdin breached paragraph 1.2 of the Code of Conduct by showing dissent at an umpire’s decision, when he raised his hands in the air in a show of obvious disappointment after being adjudged lbw in the 32nd over of the Red Force’s second innings.
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Why don't they do away with these archaic rules and regulations?
_r
In reply to Admin
Power corrupts people.
Emmanuel and Code exhibit this on the Mason show.
In reply to Admin
Where would we be without rules and regulations? Chaos would reign!!!
What a skunt! Can't bat, and when he gets out, shows dissent.
Wonder how long the trini team will put up with this skunt. Already booted out of all West indies teams, now the regional teams need to kick him out as well.
Steups
In reply to brians_da_best
You have to be his biggest fan!
In reply to goliath
Yuggeee, MEGA fan lol
In reply to brians_da_best
I really cannot fathom your hatred of Ramdin..
Your continued gratuitous and vitriolic attacks belittle you and show people what a small minded person you are. Give it a rest now...it’s way past boring.
In reply to brians_da_best
Shut your hating skunt!
In reply to Larr Pullo
What happens if the rules and regulations are unfairly applied by those with authority?
As a cricketer you would know that when you clearly hit the ball into your pad (not edge it) clearly hit it and the umpire gives you out LBW it becomes very hard not to show dissent.
They need to change the rules where if an umpire's decision is wrong it can still be right.
