ICC to Mills: Look before you leap

New Zealand bowler Kyle Mills has been cited by match referee Chris Broad for excessive appealing in Wednesday’s fourth One-Day Interna...

• By: Reuters
• Wellington | January 16, 2004 12:00 AM IST
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New Zealand bowler Kyle Mills has been cited by match referee Chris Broad for excessive appealing in Wednesday’s fourth One-Day International against Pakistan.

Mills had Pakistan batsman Saleem Elahi caught behind for 11, but failed to look back to check umpire Daryl Hair’s decision before celebrating and will face a hearing at noon on Friday in Wellington

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The International Cricket Council has recently clamped down on excessive appealing and players are expected to wait for the umpire’s decision before celebrating.

New Zealand took a 3-1 lead in the five-match series with Wednesday’s eight-wicket victory.

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