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The International Cricket Council has came hard on India and Australia for maintaining slow over-rate in the final of World Test Championship final with Shubman Gill facing the brunt for criticising umpire's decision on social media

WTC Final 2023: Shubman Gill & Team India hit with big fines by ICC | IND vs AUS

One could term it rubbing salt on the wounds, but the Indian cricket team has been fined 100% of their match fee for maintaining slow over rate in the World Test Championship final against Australia.

<h2>The ICC has come hard on India and Australia for maintaining slow over-rate in the final of World Test Championship final with Shubman Gill facing the brunt for criticising umpire's decision on social media.</h2>

One could term it rubbing salt on the wounds, but the Indian cricket team has been fined 100% of their match fee for maintaining slow over-rate in the World Test Championship final against Australia.
Why India were fined for slow over-rate in WTC final?
"India were ruled to be five overs short of the target after time allowances were taken into consideration," ICC said in statement.&nbsp;
In accordance with Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, players are fined 20 percent of their match fee for every over their side fails to bowl in the allotted time.
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Severe punishment for Shubman Gill for criticising third umpire's decision
Meanwhile, there was more agony for Shubman Gill, with the Indian batter facing more sanctions from the ICC. The 23-year-old has been fined 15 percent of his match fee over and above the 100% fine imposed on the team.
Gill would have to pay money back as part of his punishment since he has effectively incurred 115 percent of match fee in fines.&nbsp;
According to clause 2.7 of ICC's code of conduct, social media posts by a player or support staff could amount to a breach of the code of conduct.
Were Australian cricket team fined for slow over rate?
Meanwhile, Australia too were fined a hefty 80% for maintaining a slow over-rate as well.
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What ICC's code of conduct says about slow over-rate penalties?
According to Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, players are fined 20 percent of their match fee for every over their side fails to bowl in the allotted time.

With Team India's WTC Title hopes hanging in the balance, the pressure will be on Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane who will be looking to continue their solid partnership to chase the mammoth total of 444 against Australia

WTC Final 2023: Kohli-Rahane partnership raises India's hopes but Australia still on top | IND vs AUS

All to play for on the final day of the WTC Final!

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With Team India's WTC Title hopes hanging in the balance, the pressure will be on Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane who will be looking to continue their solid partnership to chase the mammoth total of 444 against Australia

It all comes down to the final day as India and Australia look to claim their maiden World Test Championship title at the Oval.
With India needing 280 runs to win on the final day of the one-off test with 7 wickets in hand, it will surely be a testing battle between the two cricketing giants.
Having got themselves a comfortable 443-run lead, Australia declared their second innings at 270 for 8, giving Team India a challenging target of 444 to chase.
After a good start to the chase by Indian openers Rohit Sharma (43) and Shubman Gill, the latter got dismissed courtesy of a controversial 3rd umpire decision after which skipper Rohit Sharma and Cheteshwar Pujara (27) lost their wickets.
However, it was Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane's sturdy 71-run unbeaten stand which took India to 164/3 at the end of Day 4.
With Team India needing to chase a record-breaking total of 444 runs at the Oval, it would take them nothing short of a miracle to get the victory.

Ajinkya Rahane revived his international career with a courageous effort in seaming conditions before bowlers made it hard to Aussies to take the game away from Team India&nbsp;

IND vs AUS WTC Final 2023: India's fight continues as Australia end Day 3 at 123/4

Team India continued to fight on Day 3 of the World Test Championship (WTC) final vs Australia and are still alive in the match.

Ajinkya Rahane revived his international career with a courageous effort in seaming conditions before bowlers made it hard to Aussies to take the game away from Team India&nbsp;

Team India continued to fight on Day 3 of the World Test Championship (WTC) final vs Australia and are still alive in the match.
Rohit Sharma's men needed a boost by their batters but KS Bharat went back quickly for 5. However, Ajinkya Rahane continued from where he had left off overnight and crossed the 50-run mark.
He found a willing ally in Shardul Thakur who scored his 3rd consecutive fifty at the Oval. The pair led India's fightback with 109-run stand before Rahane was out for 89. India was eventually bowled out for 296.
 The Sub-continental giants needed quick wickets and they did remove both Aussie openers cheaply. Ravindra Jadeja then sent back Steve Smith and Travis Head as Australia ended the day at 123/4 and lead India by 296 runs.

Former Australia captain Steve Waugh feels India picked wrong playing XI for the final of World Test Championship

IND vs AUS WTC Final 2023: Steve Waugh dissatisfied over R Ashwin's exclusion from India's XI

The exclusion of Test cricket's top-ranked bowler, R Ashwin, Test from India's XI in the WTC final against Australia is not die down. 

Former Australia captain Steve Waugh feels India picked wrong playing XI for the final of World Test Championship

The exclusion of Test cricket's top-ranked bowler, R Ashwin, Test from India's XI in the WTC final against Australia is not die down.&nbsp;
And the latest to voice dissatisfaction is Australia's legendary captain Steve Waugh.&nbsp;
"I would have picked Ashwin for his batting, let alone his bowling. That is why I can't believe he isn't playing because he has got five Test centuries as well. It is very strange. It looks green on top but underneath it is crumbly and a bit dry. You can get lulled into the overcast sky and green pitch and think it is going to do everything," former Australian captain said.
He also stated: "As soon as the sun comes out it is totally different and dries out quickly. I do think (India) have picked the wrong side. Spin will play a big part in this Test match and it is going to be up and down."

If India win the Test mace, the Men in Blue will be bringing home an ICC title after over a decade.

WTC Final 2023: Virat Kohli can break THESE 3 major records

Run machine Virat Kohli who has made a rollicking return to form is expected to be one of the strongest pillars of Team India who are competing against Pat Cummins' Australia for the coveted World Test Championship title. 

If India win the Test mace, the Men in Blue will be bringing home an ICC title after over a decade.

Run machine Virat Kohli who has made a rollicking return to his form is expected to be one of the strongest pillars of Team India who are competing against Pat Cummins' Australia for the coveted World Test Championship title.&nbsp; If India win the Test mace, the Men in Blue will be bringing home an ICC title after over a decade. Apart from that, Virat Kohli too has a chance at breaking some of the long standing records.&nbsp; #1 Surpassing Rahul Dravid If Virat Kohli manages to score 72 runs in the final Test he will surpass Rahul Dravid who is currently the most succesful overseas batter on English soil with 2646 runs. He is currently placed 3rd behind Sachin Tendulkar who has 2,626 runs.&nbsp; #2 23-year drought If Virat Kohli smashes a ton, he can achieve multiple feats and break several records. But most importantly, he will end a 23-year-long drought of an Indian scoring a century in an ICC final. Sourav ganguly was the last palyer to smash a 100 in the final of teh ICC CHmapions Trophy in 2000.&nbsp; The 100 in WTC final will also be his 76th century and he will become the fastest to achive the feat in fewer innings than Sachin Tendulkar. While Sachin took 587 innings, Virat would be able to do it in 555 innings.&nbsp; #3 Most runs in ICC knockout matches Virat Kohli currently has 620 runs from 16 innings across 15 knockout matches. If her scores big he can surpass Ricky Pontings 731 runs and Sachin Tendulkar's 657 runs to become the most succesful batter in ICC torunament knockout matches.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with KL Rahul as the wicketkeeper-batter for the WTC Final against Australia in June purely because of the latter's batting abilities.

Sunil Gavaskar backs this wicketkeeper in Team India playing XI in WTC Final

Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with this wicketkeeper in WTC final

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With Rishabh Pant out of the picture with a long term injury, KS Bharat was chosen as his replacement for the Border Gavaskar Trophy where the 29-year-old failed to impress with his bat and didn't look confident with his role behind the stumps as well.

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with KL Rahul as the wicketkeeper-batter for the WTC Final against Australia in June purely because of the latter's batting abilities.
"You can see KL Rahul as a wicketkeeper. If he bats at No.5 or 6 in at the Oval (in the WTC final) then our batting will be stronger. Because he batted really well in England last year. He scored a century at the Lord's. Keep KL Rahul in mind when you pick your XI for the WTC final," Gavaskar told Sports Tak.
With Rishabh Pant out of the picture with a long-term injury, KS Bharat was chosen as his replacement for the Border Gavaskar Trophy where the 29-year-old failed to impress with the bat and didn't look confident with his role behind the stumps as well.
KL Rahul was recently removed from his role as vice-captain of the Test squad and not chosen for the last 2 Tests against Australia after failing to even cross the 30-run mark in his last 10 Test innings.
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