South Africa's Verreynne, Prince receive ICC reprimands
- Prince was seen shouting at the umpires that Ackerman had signalled he would review within the time allowed
South Africa's batting coach Ashwell Prince and wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne received ICC reprimands and demerit points for showing dissent towards umpires during a Test match against Australia.
- The specific incident involving Marques Ackerman's delayed review.
- ICC Code of Conduct Article 2.8 breach and demerit point consequences.
- South Africa's series victory and ascent to world test rankings.
South Africa batting coach Ashwell Prince and wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne have been reprimanded by the International Cricket Council for showing dissent towards the umpires on the third day of the third test against Australia at Newlands.
South Africa batter Marques Ackerman attempted to review a caught decision but was told by umpires Richard Illingworth and Richard Kettleborough that he was past the stipulated 15 seconds to do so.
Prince was seen shouting at the umpires that Ackerman had signalled he would review within the time allowed.
Verreynne, who was not playing in the match but had 12th man duties, told Ackerman to remain on the field of play, delaying his exit.
‘Big Show’ Maxwell announces international retirement
Prince and Verreynne were found to have breached Article 2.8 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to showing dissent at an umpire’s decision during an international match.
Each also had one demerit point added to their records. If a player or official reaches for demerit points in a 24-month period, they face suspension.
South Africa won the match by 176 runs to claim the series 2-1 and move to the top of the world test rankings.
Comments