IND vs Eng 1st Test Day 2: Shubman Gill is still wearing black socks? What if he is found guilty? , Cricket news
New Delhi: Shubman Gill’s Test in Headingley could not be more effective on Captain Captain Cricket Front. The 25 -year -old led the front 147 of her career, anchoring India’s innings in the first Test against England. But when his batting praised it, it was his socks Its fans were – and perhaps the officials – were talking.Live: India vs England 1 Test Day 2On 1 day, Gill picked up the eyebrows by taking the ground in black socks – a direct violation of ICC clothing and equipment regulations, which gives a mandate that players in Test cricket should wear white, cream, or light brown socks. The rule exists to preserve the traditional, similar appearance of the oldest format of the game.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!According to the ICC code, a first offense can cause a rebuke, while repeating violations within 12 months increases 25%, 50%, or even 75%of the match fee fine. If Gill is found to be guilty of a intentional level 1 crime, he can withstand an immediate fine of 10 to 20% of his match earnings.
However, it seems that the message was given. On day 2, the vision viewers saw that Gill switched on white socks, suggesting a quiet reminder from team management or ICC authorities.Gill resumed his innings at 127 and scored 147 of the best, which was with 19 fours and a six before Shoaib Bashir fell. His fourth-vick partnership of 209 runs with Rishabh Pant (who scored a century of his own) took India to 400 to the last 400. Despite a mini-launch, which left him at 454/7 lunch, the stronghold of India remained firm.While ‘Black socks’ episodes may seem trivial compared to Gill’s batting heroes, it can still result in an official note from the ICC. The match referee now holds the right to determine whether the violation was accidental or intentionally – and whether the change in white socks was very low, it was too late.
