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ICC Reprimands Two Afghanistan Players for Code of Conduct Breach After SL vs AFG 2025 Asia Cup Match

Noor Ahmad and Mujeeb Ur Rahman received reprimands and demerit points for dissent and equipment abuse, marking their first code violations in 24 months, ICC said.

  • Afghanistan lost to Sri Lanka by six wickets on September 18 at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, ending their Asia Cup campaign with a second-straight defeat.
  • Afghanistan's bowling attack faced setbacks after two of their spin bowlers were penalized during the match for disciplinary violations involving dissent towards an umpire and misuse of playing equipment.
  • Noor Ahmad was reprimanded for disputing an umpire’s call during the 16th over, while Mujeeb Ur Rahman received a charge for damaging the stumps with his towel; both offenses were reported by the on-field umpires.
  • Both players admitted their offenses and accepted sanctions from ICC match referee Richie Richardson, resulting in one demerit point and a formal reprimand each without formal hearings.
  • The reprimands mark their first disciplinary records in 24 months, and Afghanistan’s loss confirmed Sri Lanka and Bangladesh advanced to the Super Four stage.
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