Big Bash: Scorchers penalised for slow over rate

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IANS Brisbane
Last Updated : Dec 23 2013 | 3:51 PM IST

The Big Bash T20 League (BBL) has penalised Perth Scorchers for a slow over rate in the match against Brisbane Heat at the Gabba Sunday night.

After time allowances were taken into consideration, the Scorchers were assessed to be one over behind at the end of the match.

Under the BBL playing conditions, each member of the Scorchers playing eleven will be fined $500. If the Scorchers accept the penalty without appeal, the fine will be reduced to $250.

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Scorchers captain Simon Katich also received one strike. Another slow-over rate penalty incurred by the Scorchers this season while Katich is playing will result in his being automatically suspended for one match.

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First Published: Dec 23 2013 | 3:46 PM IST

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