Lawless Law : Coach suspended for 2 ODIs

The incident occurred after West Indies opener Kieran Powell had been given out
on the third and final day of the second Test.

Powell fell to a low catch in the slips by Ajinkya Rahane, and the third umpire ruled that Rahane
had caught the ball cleanly after watching numerous replays.

According to ICC, Law went to the third umpire's room and made "inappropriate comments".

He then "walked to the fourth umpire's area and, in the presence of the players
again directed inappropriate comments at the fourth official."

Law was already carrying a demerit point from a Test against Pakistan in Dominica.

Law earned two suspension points in accordance with Article 7.6 of the ICC's code of conduct

Having reached the threshold of four demerit points from that previous sanction in May 2017

meaning he misses either one Test or two ODIs or two T20Is, whichever comes first

he fighting for his team

chairman post=365741 Wrote:he fighting for his team

Really ? these Aussies cannot do a peaceful protest ?
now HE cannot even be in the dressing room .......idiot !
think he did it on purpose ? to further sabotage his time remaining with us :angry:

mapoui post=365730 Wrote:

Quote:The West Indies, once the champions of the world and once producing some of the world's best batsmen, bowlers, fielders, captains, and an ICC president, now parade, 90 years after their first Test match, foreigners as CEO, head coach, batting coach, bowling coach, and fielding coach around the world and for all to see.

who ever said that is observant, smart and to the point.
this could only have happened if it was orchestrated..and Skameron is a spy, a total creep of a traitor
who has sold west indies cricket out lock stock and barrel.

dat is wat I have been saying: which west indian has the power to just do what Skameron has done?
and most of them nig nogs will be satisfy with dat

Well said fellahs ....Chair, where yuh found that ?