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    Cricket-England fined, docked two WTC points for slow over rate at Lord's

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    Posted on July 16, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    England was penalized for a slow over rate at Lord's, resulting in a two-point WTC deduction and fines. This affected their standings, dropping them to third place.

    England Penalized with Points Deduction for Slow Over Rate at Lord's

    LONDON (Reuters) -England were docked two World Test Championship (WTC) points and fined 10% match fees on Wednesday for their slow over rate in the third test against India at Lord's.

    The hosts went 2-1 up in the five-test series with a thrilling 22-run victory but were found two overs short of target in a match where the Dukes ball went out of shape several times and had to be replaced.

    "England captain Ben Stokes pled guilty to the offence and accepted the proposed sanction, so there was no need for a formal hearing," the International Cricket Council said in a statement.

    Players lose 5% of their match fees for every over their team fail to bowl in the allotted time. It also costs the team one WTC point.

    England slipped from second to third in the WTC standings behind Sri Lanka following the points deduction. Australia, who completed a 3-0 sweep of West Indies earlier this week, lead the standings in the new 2025-2027 cycle.

    (Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; editing by Peter Rutherford)

    Key Takeaways

    • •England docked two WTC points for slow over rate.
    • •Team fined 10% of match fees for the infraction.
    • •Ben Stokes accepted the penalty without a formal hearing.
    • •England drops to third in WTC standings after deduction.
    • •Australia leads the current WTC cycle standings.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Cricket-England fined, docked two WTC points for slow over rate at Lord's

    1What penalty did England face for their slow over rate?

    England was fined 10% of their match fees and docked two World Test Championship points for their slow over rate during the third test against India.

    2Who accepted the penalty for England's slow over rate?

    England captain Ben Stokes pled guilty to the offence and accepted the proposed sanction, eliminating the need for a formal hearing.

    3How does the slow over rate affect WTC points?

    For every over a team fails to bowl in the allotted time, they lose 5% of their match fees and one World Test Championship point.

    4What was the outcome of the match against India?

    England won the match against India by 22 runs, taking a 2-1 lead in the five-test series.

    5What was the effect of the points deduction on England's standings?

    Following the deduction, England slipped from second to third place in the World Test Championship standings, falling behind Sri Lanka.

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