Ms Dhoni Charged 50% fine after Angry Reaction to Umpire's Call

Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni escaped a ban and during the IPL encounter against Rajasthan Royals, he was fined 50 percent of his match fee for an unprecedented confrontation with an on-field umpire.

In a rare example, Dhoni, who was not even on the field of play, after being flip-flopped on a ball on Thursday night, the umpire got out of the dug out and quieted to challenge Ulhas Gandhe.

The BCCI said, "MS Dhoni, captain of Chennai Super Kings, was fined 50 percent of match fee for violating the Code of Conduct of VIVO Indian Premier League (IPL) during his team match against Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur. Was. "

The smell tried to rule the full toss of the waist in the form of no ball by RR all-rounder Ben Stokes. But he reversed his decision after square leg umpire Bruce Oxenford not being given the signal.

"Dhoni accepted the acceptance and acceptance of the Code of Conduct in the Level 2 offense of the IPL 2.20," it has been further stated.

As is the case for IPL teams, it is a franchisee who will pay a penalty on behalf of the player.
After initially pointing out the no ball to Dhoni, Gandhian was seen pointing to anger for back grounding.

He convinced Oxenford to take Dhoni back into the dugout, even though he was confident.
But there was no impact on CSK's fate of confusion and the upcoming confrontation.
Stokes was unsuccessful in the last over and Mitchell Centener hit six by chasing his team 152 runs to win with four wickets.

According to ICC Code of Conduct, which controls the IPL, by word or action showing serious dissatisfaction with the decision of the umpire, maximum punishment of one-test or two-ODI ban can be imposed.