The Rajasthan Royals started the season on a high note and went on to win four matches of the season from the start of the competition. They won the initial matches with some remarkable dominance from their batters.
The Rajasthan Royals' first controversy erupted at the start of the season during a match between the Royal Challengers Bengaluru and the Rajasthan Royals at the ACA Stadium in Guwahati.
Bhinder's offense was that he, being a manager, is allowed to enter the ground with a phone but is not allowed to carry it out of the dressing room. He was then fined INR 1 lakh for the violations of the rules by the BCCI.
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After the incident, the BCCI found him guilty and reprimanded him under a Level 1 offense while also imposing a penalty of 25% of the match fees. He was also handed a demerit point for this misconduct, as it was severe work indiscipline.
Maintain some decorum- BCCI secretary blasts Rajasthan Royals for indiscipline
From the sidelines of the announcement of the Women's T20 World Cup squad, the officials from the BCCI stated that they have been exploring options about how to punish the teams that have violated the norms of the IPL.
“It is not just players or officials. As a team, they have to maintain some decorum so that the image of the IPL is never adversely affected. To ensure that we have to take a call and we will be taking some action,” said Devajit Saikia.
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