Shaheen Afridi, Saud Shakeel, and Kamran Ghulam have been penalised by the ICC for disciplinary breaches during an ODI against South Africa.
Pakistan secured a six-wicket victory, powered by centuries from Mohammad Rizwan and Salman Ali Agha, earning a place in the final against New Zealand.
However, the win in crucial encounter was marred by on-field tensions during the first innings of the game
In the 28th over, the left-arm pacer obstructed South African batter Matthew Breetzke, causing physical contact and a verbal exchange.
Afridi was fined 25 percent of his match fee for violating Article 2.12 of the ICC Code, which covers inappropriate physical contact during a match.
Additionally, Saud Shakeel and substitute Kamran Ghulam were penalised for their actions following the run-out of Temba Bavuma in the 29th over.
Their celebratory conduct, deemed provocative, resulted in a 10 percent match fee deduction under Article 2.5.
All three players received a demerit point but had no prior offences within the last two years. The sanctions were accepted by the players.
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