Jaiswal and Asitha fined 25% match fee after Colombo Test altercation

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Indian batter Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sri Lankan pacer Asitha Fernando were penalised following an on-field confrontation during the Colombo Test. Both players have been fined 25% of their respective match fees as punishment for the incident. Additionally, a demerit point has been added to each player's disciplinary record. The sanctions were handed down by match officials in accordance with the ICC Code of Conduct.

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