Dare Devils & Mumbai Indians fined for slow over-rate on Sunday
May 5th, 2008 | Category:Breaking News, Cricket News, India News, National NewsDare Devils & Mumbai Indians have been fined by the IPL for maintaining slow over-rates during their clash at the D Y Patil Stadium in Mumbai on Sunday night.
The home team’s elation of stunning their league-topping rivals by 29 runs in a low-scoring match was dampened a bit when they copped a fine of US dollars 1000 levied by match referee Javagal Srinath for bowling two overs short in the stipulated period.
The Delhi outfit, led by Virender Sehwag, was also fined USD 500 for bowling one over short. The IPL is being played as per the International Cricket Council Playing Conditions & Rules & any team bowling a slow over rate would be fined US dollar 500 per over, which would be decided by the match referee.
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