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The West Indies Fast Bowler Jaden Seals have been fined by the International Cricket Council by the International Cricket Council for violating the code of conduct during the first Test against Australia at Barbados. The incident occurred when Seal made a gesture towards the dressing room after rejecting Australian captain Pat Cummins at Kensington Oval.The ICC found a seal in violation of Article 2.5 of the Code of Conduct, which relates to using an aggressive reaction or gestures that provoke an aggressive reaction from an rejected batsman during an international match.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!When the incident was questioned at the end of the day, Seal reduced its importance. “It was not really nothing and it was a little more disappointed. Pat hit me a couple of good shots and I showed her where the dressing room was and there was nothing really in it,” the seals explained.With the fine, Seal received a demerit point, his second crime in 24 months, his total demerit points were brought into two for that period.The West Indies bowling attack, including the seal, showed a strong performance on the second day of the Test match against the World Test Championship Runner-up Australia.The hosts took the first innings lead of 10 runs, thanks to a significant 67 -run partnership for the sixth wicket among Shai Hope, who scored 48 runs, and Captain Roston Chase, who contributed 44.Australia’s second innings landed for an unstable start, reaching 92 for 4 wickets, leading to 82 runs in total. Seal claimed his sixth wicket of the match by taking out Josh England for 12.The match is equally balanced in three days, with Travis Head at 13 and Batting for Australia with Bu Webster on 19 sets.
