( Clarke reprimanded for making DRS signal ) The incident occurred on the second day of the Sheffield Shield clash, when a Tasmania batsman was given not out when New South Wales claimed a low catch in the gully. Clarke then made the T signal towards the umpire, which is used in international cricket to ask for the review system to be utilised. Cricket Australia has amended their code of behaviour to make it automatic dissent if a player, whether in jest or not, uses the T sign during domestic cricket where the DRS is not available. Clarke admitted guilt and accepted match referee Daryl Harpers proposed penalty of a reprimand so a hearing was not required. Admin : Nidash Iftikhar Rajput.
Posted on: Fri, 01 Nov 2013 10:57:24 +0000
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