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CRICKET FURY India slapped with huge fine for provocative banner, abuse and discrimination after Pakistan World Cup clash

The ICC have come down hard on India following a series of incidents during their heated World Cup clash with Pakistan.

By Sports Desk · 2h ago 3 6
India slapped with huge fine for provocative banner, abuse and discrimination after Pakistan World Cup clash

The ICC have handed India a substantial fine following multiple incidents during their World Cup clash with Pakistan.\n\nThe governing body cited a provocative banner, abuse from the stands, and discriminatory chanting as the basis for their disciplinary action.\n\nThe match, already a fierce contest on the pitch, boiled over off it, prompting an immediate investigation. Officials confirmed the sanctions after reviewing extensive footage and match-day reports.\n\nA statement said the board would appeal parts of the ruling while accepting responsibility for crowd behaviour.

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C Cricket Fan 92 · 2h ago

Fair decision. Discrimination has no place in the game.

S Sana K. · 4h ago

Sport should bring people together, not divide them.

B Bilal Ahmed · 5h ago

Absolutely shocking scenes. The ICC had to act.

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