India and West Indies, both measured in ICC action, heavy fine on Team India

According to the ICC, the Indian team was able to reduce 4 overs in the stipulated time, while the West Indies team was 2 overs behind. Due to this, a fine of 20% of the match fee of the Indian players and 10% of the match fee of the West Indies players was imposed.

As per ICC rules, a penalty of 5 per cent of the players' match fee is imposed for reducing an over in the team's fixed time. Injury during the match, weather or extra time due to other reasons were also included in this calculation.

Both captains accepted the punishment

There was no need for a separate hearing in this case. The captains of both the teams accepted the punishment decided by the match referee, admitting their mistake. This action was taken by Prakash Bhatt of the ICC International Panel of Match Referees.

India win the series 2-1

In the third match, India batted first and scored 351 runs, but the West Indies achieved the target by losing 2 wickets in 48.2 overs. Indian bowling looked weak in this match. But, in the series, Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill's batting was a very good thing for India. Rohit and Kohli scored a century each, while Gill scored a century in the first match and a record double century in the second.

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