While the exchange didn’t appear aggressive or violent, Akash Deep’s physical contact with Duckett could fall under the ICC’s Code of Conduct regulations. Specifically, Clause 2.12 prohibits inappropriate physical contact during international matches. The regulation outlines several key considerations when assessing whether a breach has occurred: Intent – Whether the contact was deliberate, reckless, negligent, or avoidable Force – The level of physical contact involved Injury – Whether it resulted in any harm to the other player Recipient – The individual on the receiving end of the contact In this case, the contact wasn’t aggressive or forceful, and Duckett remained composed as he returned to the pavilion. However, under ICC rules, even seemingly minor or friendly contact if deemed inappropriate can be subject to review and possible sanctions.
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