Warner fined
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The International Cricket Council has fined Australia batsman David Warner for “inappropriate” comments suggesting South Africa wicketkeeper AB de Villiers was ball-tampering in the second test in Port Elizabeth. Warner said in a radio interview that de Villiers regularly wiped the ball with his glove in Australia’s second innings. Australia was bowled out for 216 to lose by 231 runs, with South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn getting the ball to reverse swing extensively for his four wickets. The ICC said yesterday that Warner was fined 15 percent of his match fee after admitting the offense and accepting the punishment.
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