“I sincerely remorse any disruption prompted throughout the ultimate and acknowledge that my actions might have been perceived as resistance to the match officers’ resolution,” Campbell mentioned. “It was by no means my intention to undermine their authority or deliver the sport into disrepute. I totally acknowledge the significance of sustaining the integrity of the sport and the necessity for adherence to the foundations and choices of the officers.”
“We respect Mr Campbell’s acknowledgement of the state of affairs and his honest apology. In gentle of his admission and demonstrated regret, CWI has utilized the minimal sanction of a four-match ban for a Degree 3 Offence, as a matter of leniency,” CWI director of cricket Miles Bascombe mentioned.
“This resolution reinforces the important function of captains in upholding the values of sportsmanship and respect for the sport’s integrity,” he mentioned. “We belief that John will use this expertise to proceed contributing positively to West Indies cricket and function a job mannequin shifting ahead.”
The board confirmed that no match charges can be distributed for the ultimate and neither would prize cash meant for the event’s winners and runners-up be awarded.
