India A penalised 10 runs for pitch infringement against Sri Lanka A

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Last updated Jun 15, 2026

India A penalised 10 runs for pitch infringement against Sri Lanka A
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India A was penalised 10 runs during their match against Sri Lanka A in Dambulla on June 15. All-rounder Vipraj Nigam received two penalties for running on the protected area of the pitch, which followed a prior warning issued to teammate Anukul Roy. As a result, Sri Lanka A began their innings at 10 for 0. The protected area rules aim to preserve the pitch's integrity, particularly given its significance for bowler performance. India A faces additional pressure after losing early wickets in their innings.

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  • •Vipraj Nigam penalised twice for running on the protected area.
  • •India A started their innings against Sri Lanka A with a 10-run disadvantage.
  • •Anukul Roy had been warned earlier for the same infraction.
  • •Sri Lanka A begins their innings at 10 for 0.
  • •Pitch protection rules aim to maintain fair playing conditions.
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  • 2:52 PMYahoo Sports — Explained: Why India A were penalised 10 runs against Sri Lanka A
  • 9:12 AMYahoo Sports — Why India A were penalised 10 runs against Sri Lanka A: Vipraj Nigam's offence in IND A vs SL A explained
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In a bizarre turn of events during a cricket match, Sri Lanka A was awarded 10 runs before their innings began. India A was penalized twice for repeated pitch infringements by their batsmen, leading to the unusual scoreline. Despite the setback, India A posted 265, thanks to crucial half-centuries.

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India A were docked 10 runs in Dambulla after all-rounder Vipraj Nigam was penalised twice for running on the protected area of the pitch against Sri Lanka A.

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