Finger had to be shown heavy, Chakraborty must have missed grandmother, slander in the match

Kolkata: Varun Chakraborty, a spinner of Kolkata Knight Riders, has been fined 25 percent of the match fee for violating the IPL code of conduct during the match against Chennai Super Kings and added a demerit point to his account.

Chennai’s team, which was out of the playoff race, won by two wickets in Eden Gardens on Wednesday. Due to this, the possibility of reaching the playoffs between the Kolkata team is almost over.

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The IPL statement said without detailing the incident, ‘Varun Chakraborty has accepted the decision of Level 1 crime and match referee under Article 2.5. For violation of Level 1 of the Code of Conduct, the decision of the match referee is final. Article 2.5 is related to the language or gesture used by any player who is directed to the batsman when it is out.

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Chakraborty, who took two wickets in the match, had indicated to leave the field after dismissing Dewald Bravis for 52 runs. The South African batsman played an important role in Chennai’s victory.

Talking about the match, batting first, Kolkata Knight Riders scored 179 runs for six wickets with innings of captain Ajinkya Rahane (48), Andre Russell (38) and Manish Pandey (36). In response to this, Super Kings won 183 runs for eight wickets in 19.4 overs with a 67 -run partnership of 67 runs with his sixth wicket partnership with half -century (45 runs, 40 balls, three sixes, two fours) of Dewald Brevis (52 runs, 25 balls, four sixes, four fours) despite losing five wickets for 60 runs.