Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma has been fined 15 percent of his match fee for playing against the Kolkata Knight Riders after being bowled out during an IPL match. When Rohit got out in the match played at the Eden Gardens on Sunday night, he hit the bat at the non-striker end of the wicket in the match.
In this way, he violated the Code of Conduct of the Indian Premier League. Mumbai Indians lost this match by 34 runs. KKR broke the order of losing six consecutive matches with this win. Rohit has accepted the blame 2.2 of Level One of the IPL Code of Conduct. According to the release of IPL, Sharma has accepted a charge of IPL Code of Conduct 2.2 and he had been fined.
Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Mumbai Indians by 34 runs in the 47th match of the IPL-12 on Sunday, thanks to the best performances of Andre Russell (80 * and two wickets) and Shubhaman Gill (76) and Chris Lynn (54). With this, KKR broke the series of six defeats and kept the hopes of reaching the playoffs alive. After the entertaining innings of Mumbai Indians' Hardik Pandya (34 balls, 9 sixes, 6 sixes)
On the Eden Gardens of Kolkata, Rohit Sharma, the captain of Mumbai, won the toss and invited KKR to bat. KKR scored 232 by losing two wickets in the 20th over. In response, Mumbai's team could score 198 runs in 20 overs losing 7 wickets.
