Harmanpreet Kaur, within the wake of that outburst in Dhaka within the third and remaining ODI match of the collection towards Bangladesh, has put Team India‘s marketing campaign on the 2023 Asian Games in danger. The India captain is about to face strict motion from ICC for her conduct on the sector throughout that match and later within the post-match presentation which might see her getting banned for no less than two worldwide matches.

Harmanpreet was left visibly livid at umpire Tanvir Ahmed’s choice on her dismissal throughout India’s chase as she smashed the stumps along with her bat earlier than expostulating with the umpire on her option to the dug out. Later within the post-match presentation, she questioned the usual of umpiring within the match, calling it “pathetic”.

According to a report on Cricbuzz, Harmanpreet’s act might result in a most of 4 demerit factors, which includes three for damaging tools and one for publicly criticising a match official. As per the foundations of the ICC, of a participant accumulates 4 or extra demerit factors in a interval of 24 months, it will instantly result in suspension from one Test or two ODIs or two T20Is, whichever seems subsequent on the schedule.

For India, their subsequent worldwide match shall be a part of the Asian Games, which shall be held in Hangzhou, China between September 23 to October 8. Based on India’s rating in ODIs, they’ve already made the quarters. Hence a two-match ban for Harmanpreet might put India in danger as she might probably miss the quarters and semis and solely seem within the remaining, given the crew manages to progress to the gold-medal match.

ICC is but to make an official announcement on the sanctions, however it could possibly be the second time in her profession that Harmanpreet will decide up a demerit level after having dropping her cool towards teammate Deepti Sharma within the 2017 ODI World Cup match towards Australia. She was discovered responsible of a Level 1 offence. Meanwhile, the one different Indian participant to have discovered responsible of breaching the code of conduct twice is Veda Krishnamurthy.