Why ICC fined India and West Indies after 3rd ODI in New Chandigarh
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has issued fines to both the Indian and West Indies cricket teams for maintaining slow over-rates during the third ODI match in New Chandigarh. India was penalized 20 percent of their match fee for being four overs short of the target, while the West Indies were fined 10 percent for being two overs short. Both team captains have formally accepted the charges.
The match concluded with a victory for the West Indies, who successfully chased a target of 352 runs, led by an unbeaten 162-run performance from Shai Hope. This result allowed the West Indies to finish the series on a positive note.
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How the coverage differs
Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.
Times of India (IN)Focuses on the match outcome and the individual performance of Shai Hope
ESPN Cricinfo (GB)Focuses strictly on the technical details of the over-rate violations
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