England's David Willey (L) celebrates with his teammate Jason Roy after taking the wicket of Sri Lanka's Milinda Siriwardana. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
England's David Willey (L) celebrates with his teammate Jason Roy after taking the wicket of Sri Lanka's Milinda Siriwardana. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
England's David Willey (L) celebrates with his teammate Jason Roy after taking the wicket of Sri Lanka's Milinda Siriwardana. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi
England's David Willey (L) celebrates with his teammate Jason Roy after taking the wicket of Sri Lanka's Milinda Siriwardana. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi

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World T20 England v Sri Lanka: England’s Jason Roy, David Willey fined for breaching code of conduct

England's Jason Roy and David Willey were fined by the ICC for their conduct against Sri Lanka.

Associated Press

March 27, 2016

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MOHALI, India – England opener Jason Roy and fast bowler David Willey have been fined for breaching the ICC code of conduct during their World Twenty20 Group 1 game against Sri Lanka in New Delhi on Saturday.

Roy was fined 30 per cent of his match fee for twice showing dissent. He used obscene language immediately after being adjudged leg-before wicket and then threw his bat and helmet as he crossed the boundary line.

Willey was fined 15 per cent for using abusive language and pointing to the pavilion after dismissing Sri Lankan batsman Milinda Siriwardana.

Both players admitted to their offences and no formal hearings were needed.

England beat Sri Lanka by 10 runs to ensure a place in the semifinals.

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