Siraj's Fiery Test Sparks ICC Penalty
Mohammed Siraj, Indian pacer, was fined 15% of his match fee for an aggressive gesture towards England's Ben Duckett during a Test at Lord's. This is Siraj's second breach within 24 months. He dismissed Duckett and later Ollie Pope, as England were all out for 192 on day four.

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In a heated moment at Lord's, India's fast bowler Mohammed Siraj has been penalized 15% of his match fee after an aggressive send-off to England's Ben Duckett during the ongoing Test series.
This incident, in which Siraj breached the International Cricket Council's Code of Conduct, added one demerit point to his record. With his second violation in two years, Siraj's demerit points now total two.
Despite the penalty overshadowing the game, Siraj's performance was noteworthy, claiming Duckett's wicket and later that of Ollie Pope, leaving England struggling at 192. India, meanwhile, ended the day's play at 58/4, needing 135 runs to secure victory.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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