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inappropriate language

Stuart Broad has been docked 15% of his match fee by referee Chris Broad for using inappropriate language in the first Test against Pakistan, thus becoming the first player to be fined by his father. As a result, one demerit point was added against him owing to that being a Level 1 offence.

Broad was found guilty of breaching Article 2.5 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to "using language, actions or gestures which disparage or which could provoke an aggressive reaction from a batter upon his/her dismissal during an International Match."

In reply to djdrastic
In Trinidad we have a saying,"monkey know what tree to climb",the Stanis and Asians generally speaking are soft and not aggressive,you can cuss them and even threaten them with violence,they are not confrontational.Broad thinks every appeal from his bowling should be a wicket, and is an arrogant so and so.Some of our West Indians would would have served him with some proper Caribbean epithets,he would have remembered the rest of his life.
PS I am speaking about Asians from Asia not those that are born and bred here in the UK,they are skunts too.

In reply to granite

I suppose Virat was born and bred in the UK!!!!!

In reply to djdrastic

How the fcuk a man becomes a ref in a game his son is playing in, is this a professional sort or a community kids league?

In reply to camos

Yep .... big time COI

In reply to Dukes
Yuh ever hear"exception to the rule",there has to be,the fact is many don't have a great command of the English like us and cannot respond.

In reply to camos

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In reply to camos

In de same way dere are no neutral umpires for the series. Local officials are being used as a result of COVID and he is de only English Match Referee on de Elite Panel of 7

In reply to Maispwi

Clive Lloyd lives over there!

In reply to camos

Clive Lloyd is not on de ICC Panel of Match Referees