Queensland player penalized for ‘fake fielding’ under new ICC rules

Queensland player penalized for ‘fake fielding’ under new ICC rules

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The Queensland player Marnus Labuschagne became the first cricketer who penalised for ‘fake fielding’ under the new International Cricket Council (ICC) rule which was implemented from September 28.

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Marnus tried to fool the batsman by faking a throw during the domestic limited over match against Cricket Australia XI on Friday. Queensland Bulls were penalized 5 runs for Labuschagne’s action.

Under new rules effective from Thursday, cricket players can be ordered off the field if they commit major offences.

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