Tamim, De Kock involved in shoulder-barge incident at Chittagong

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ANI Chittagong (Dhaka)
Last Updated : Jul 22 2015 | 5:07 PM IST

Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal and South African wicket-keeper Quinton de Kock were involved in a shoulder-barging incident towards the end of the first session on day two of Chittagong Test.

The incident happened when Tamim, who played the last ball before lunch, was involved in a conversation with De Kock and it soon descended into shoulder-barging.

However, skipper Hashim Amla immediately intervened and dispersed the players that were gathering around Tamim and the umpires.

Earlier, Tamim was involved in a similar incident with Rilee Roussouw, with the latter being fined with 50 percent of match fee by the ICC in the second ODI against South Africa.

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First Published: Jul 22 2015 | 4:37 PM IST

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