Punjab's Shubman Gill was docked 100% of his match fee for showing dissent towards umpire Mohammad Rafi during a Ranji Trophy game against Delhi.
The Punjab batsman refused to walk after being given out by the umpire, which led to Rafi changing the decision and recalling Gill to the crease. The Delhi side was left baffled with the decision and walked off the ground, halting the game for a significant period of time.
The match referee intervened after the walk-off and the game resumed.
Delhi Captain Dhruv Shorey was also fined half of his match fee following the walk-off.
"The straight umpire (Mohammed Rafi) had adjudged Shubman caught behind and the batsman then walked up to the umpire and was seen having an argument asking him to reverse his decision. The straight umpire then consulted the square-leg umpire (Paschim Pathak) and reversed his decision," Delhi team manager Vivek Khurana had told PTI earlier.
Asked if there was any plan for a walk-out by the visiting side, Khurana absolutely denied any such move.
"Our vice-captain (Nitish) Rana just asked the umpires as to why they overturned the initial decision. We never walked out. The match referee (Ranganathan) came in and play resumed as usual," Khurana added.
