The difference between bottom-placed West Indies and Pakistan gets closer after the latest punishment, while Bangladesh pass from sixth to eighth
Bangladesh received three points on the World Test Championship ( WTC ) table while Pakistan received six points. In the first Evaluation of the series that took place in Rawalpindi, both teams were punished for using slow over-rates.
After taking into account time adjustments, match referee Ranjan Madugalle determined that Pakistan was six innings little of the goal. Bangladesh was three wickets behind. Also, people from both groups were fined a portion of their match charges- Pakistan at 30 % and Bangladesh 15 %.
People are fined 5 % of their match charge for every overage their side takes after the allotted time is up, as per Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for People and Player Support Personnel. Also, as per Article 16.11.2 of the WTC using circumstances, a team is penalised one place for each over quick.
Pakistan went into the game with an all-pace assault at apartment for the first Test- just the next moment in 28 years- which they lost by ten wickets. Their ball mix could've played a part in the over-rate they maintained for the Test. Bangladesh, on the other hand, had two infantry bowlers.
The revised WTC points stand now sees Pakistan, next from base and just behind West Indies, pass from 22 points to 16 points. With 22.22 portion items, they are still in the eighth spot. Bangladesh, who had recently gone past South Africa to fifth place after their win, have dropped to sixth after their three-point calculation and now have 21 items. They are on 35 percent items.
The two officers, Shan Masood and Najmul Hossain Shanto, pleaded criminal to the crimes and accepted the restrictions.
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