Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) knowledgeable that Towhid Hridoy is banned for 4 matches with fast impact from the continued Bashundhara Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League 2024-25. The board has additionally been fined an quantity of Taka 10,000 (roughly seven thousand Indian Rupees) for the Code of Conduct breach whereas main the Mohammedan Sporting Membership throughout a recreation towards Gazi Group Cricketers.
The sport held on the Shere Bangla Nationwide Cricket Stadium in Mirpur on Saturday, April 26, witnessed Hridoy present dissent in direction of one of many choices made by the on-field umpire. In consequence, on-field officers Moniruzzaman Tinku and Ali Arman Rajon, third umpire Muhammad Kamruzzaman, and fourth official ATM Ikram charged the cricketer for the breach.
This punishment got here into impact after the batter was discovered responsible of breaching the BCB code of conduct for gamers and participant assist personnel through the match towards Gazi Group Cricketers on the Sher-e-Bangla Nationwide Cricket Stadium (SBNCS) on 26 April 2025.
Furthermore, he was banned from one recreation earlier however denied accepting the punishment and voiced out towards it. He was charged for arguing with the umpire’s choice through the match. He stood there on the crease, refusing to go away after getting dismissed.
“Mr. Hridoy denied the cost and opted to contest it at a full disciplinary listening to. Nevertheless, regardless of prior communication, he failed to seem on the listening to scheduled within the umpires’ dressing room,” BCB stated in a launch.
“This newest demerit level brings Mr. Hridoy’s whole to eight (8) demerit factors, together with seven (7) accrued from earlier breaches. In consequence, he’ll serve a 4 (4)-match suspension, efficient instantly,” the discharge additional learn.
As per Article 5.2.6 of the Code of Conduct, Match Referee Akhtar Ahmad proceeded with the matter and imposed a sanction: a high-quality of Taka 10,000 (Ten Thousand Taka) and the addition of 1 (1) demerit level.
The Bangladeshi batter was discovered responsible of committing a Stage 1 offence beneath Article 2.8 of the BCB Code of Conduct, which pertains to “Displaying Dissent at an Umpire’s Resolution throughout a Match.” Furthermore, if a participant conducts Stage 1 offences, they carry a minimal sanction of a warning and a penalty of as much as Taka 40,000 and/or one (1) or two (2) demerit factors.
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