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The reporting broadly agrees that both teams were sanctioned for slow over-rates after the third ODI in New Chandigarh, with India fined more than West Indies.
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India, West Indies fined after slow-over ODI
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India were fined twenty percent of their match fee for being four overs short.
West Indies received a ten percent penalty for being two overs short.
Match referee Prakash Bhatt imposed the sanctions after both captains pleaded guilty.
The penalties followed the third ODI in New Chandigarh and were accepted without a formal hearing.
Why it mattersThe fines affect both teams’ records and explain how ICC over-rate rules are enforced after a shared disciplinary breach.
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India, West Indies fined for slow over-rate in 3rd ODI
The Economic Times
ICC Slaps Hefty Fine On India, West Indies After Third ODI
The Daily Jagran
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India, West Indies fined for slow over-rate in 3rd ODI
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The Economic Times reported that India and West Indies faced penalties for slow over-rates during their third ODI encounter in New Chandigarh. India incurred a twenty percent fine on match fees for falling four overs short, whereas West Indies received a ten percent penalty for being two overs short. Match referee Prakash Bhatt imposed the sanctions after both captains pleaded guilty to the offenses.
Why India Were Fined More Than West Indies After 3rd ODI? ICC Explains Punishment
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Outlook India detailed the International Cricket Council punishments given to India and West Indies for slow over-rates following the third ODI in New Chandigarh. India was docked twenty percent of their match fee for being four overs behind, while West Indies received a ten percent deduction for being two overs short. Captains Shubman Gill and Shai Hope accepted the penalties without formal hearings.
India and West Indies sanctioned following New Chandigarh ODI
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The International Cricket Council reported that India and West Indies were sanctioned for slow over-rates during the third and final ODI in New Chandigarh. India received a twenty percent match fee fine for being four overs short, while West Indies were fined ten percent for being two overs short. Both captains pleaded guilty to the charges imposed by match referee Prakash Bhatt and accepted the sanctions without a formal hearing.
India and West Indies sanctioned for maintaining slow over-rates in 3rd ODI in Chandigarh
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Zee News covered the International Cricket Council sanctions against India and West Indies for slow over-rates during the third ODI in New Chandigarh. India was penalized twenty percent of their match fee for being four overs short, and West Indies received a ten percent fine for being two overs short. Match referee Prakash Bhatt issued the penalties, which both captains accepted by pleading guilty.