RCB vs LSG IPL 2023: There was a big fight in the IPL match between Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on Monday night. Virat Kohli clashed one after the other with two Lucknow Super Giants players and mentor Gautam Gambhir. Virat first had an argument with Naveen-ul-Haq and then he was seen getting involved with Amit Mishra and then after the match he had a heated argument with Gautam Gambhir. As a result, not only Virat Kohli was fined heavily, Gautam Gambhir and Naveen-ul-Haq were also fined.
Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli were found guilty under the Level-2 offense category and had to forfeit 100% of their match fees each, while Naveen-ul-Haq was found guilty under the Level-1 offense category, losing 50% of his match fee. . For the time being, these players/team officials were fined only match fees, but if they repeat such mistakes further, they may be barred from the rest of the IPL matches.
Actually, according to the rules of IPL, there are different categories of each type of crime. If match fees are deducted for minor mistakes, provision has been made for major mistakes ranging from a few matches to life ban. By the way, repeating even small mistakes can lead to a ban ranging from 8 matches to one year.
Level-1: If a player or team official commits a lower category (Level-1) offense for the first time, he is either let off with a warning or reprimanded, or is fined 50% of his match fee. is cut off. If he makes a similar small mistake one more time, then his match fee can be deducted up to 50-100% or he can be banned for up to two matches. If a person violates the rules mentioned in Level-1 for the third time, then he may have to face a ban of 2 to 8 matches. On the other hand, if these mistakes are repeated more than three times, then the player / team official can be banned from 8 matches to a year.
Level-2: Moderate mistakes are mentioned in this category, which were committed by Kohli and Gambhir in the Lucknow-Bangalore match. Once the rules mentioned in this category are violated, 50-100% of the match fee can be deducted directly or a ban of up to two matches can be imposed. Violating these rules twice can result in a ban of two to eight matches. There is a provision of ban from 8 matches to one year for repeating the mistake for the third time. At the same time, breaking the rules of this level more than three times can lead to a ban on playing IPL for one to five years.
Level-3: In this category, other crimes ranging from scuffle-like situations are mentioned. The player can be directly banned for 4 to 8 matches only after committing this category of offense for the first time. If this type of mistake happens for the second time, then a ban ranging from 8 matches to one year can be imposed. On the other hand, for the third offense of this category, there can be a discharge from IPL for one year to life.
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