Watch: Bangladesh, South Africa developing players are coming to close coups in ugly scenes | Cricket News

When South Africa Off-Spinner Tshepo Ntuli and Bangladeshi Dough Ripon Mondol fried on the second day of the game, a physical debate began during a four-day match between Bangladesh and South Africa developing teams. The incident occurred after Mondol was hit by Ntuli six times and led to a change of glow that turned into a physical contact, and Ntuli drew Mondol’s helmet after both players shopping.The situation required the referee Kamruzzaman to intervene to separate two players. While several South African players moved to the dough during the confrontation, none of them tried to restrict Ntuli.Go beyond the border with our Youtube channel. Subscribe now!“This is extreme, this is unacceptable. Normally we see verbal changes in a jacky field, but we often see a fight. Ntuli hit Ripon’s helmet at some point,” the commentator Nabil Kaiser said the incident during the match.After Ntuli prevented a delivery, heated change continued after Ntuli’s first clash in Mondol. The voltage remained evident during field interactions.Ntuli finally dismissed Mondol for 43 jogging and ended an important partnership for the Ninth Small Gate with Hasan, who was not defeated in 44. The partnership helped Bangladesh’s developing team to overcome 350 runs in their inning.Bangladesh’s developing team completed a total of 371 runs. At the end of the game of the day, South Africa’s developing team reached 152 for 6 small gates.The match officials did not take action immediately about the incident. The process requires the referees in the field to send an official report first. The match referee will later report to both Bangladesh Cricket Board and South Africa for more thought and potential disciplinary penalties.This event is not isolated in the ongoing round. Previously, during the one -day leg of the tour in Rajshahi, the players Andil Simelane and Jishan Alam, suspended after the events in the second game, caused them to kidnap the third and last match.