ICC finds Surya, Haris Rauf guilty; Farhan warned

Pakistan fast bowler Haris Rauf has been docked 30 percent match fees for violation of ICC Code of Conduct while ‘opening batter Sahibzada Farhan let off with a reprimand following disciplinary hearings conducted by match referee Richie Richardson, it is learnt.

- HT Correspondent

India captain Suryakumar Yadav has also been fined 30 percent match fees for a different violation, which India have further appealed against, adds PTI from Dubai. An official word from the ICC is awaited.

The ICC received complaints against all three players during the two highly-charged India-Pakistan encounters in the Asia Cup. During the September 21 Super 4s clash, Rauf was filmed allegedly mimicking a crashing plane from his fielding position toa group of Indian supporters in the crowd.

It was presumed that the gesture was linked to the recent four-day armed conflict between the two countries. Rauf was also captured making a 6-0 hand gesture — widely believed to be linked to armed battles between the two countries — toa group of Indian fans. Rauf pleaded not guilty on both counts. He was ruled to be in violation of the Code of Conduct.