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India Today
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Bangladesh umpire Shathira Jakir Jessy set for historic Women's World Cup stint
Former cricketer Shathira Jakir Jessy is set to make history as the first Bangladeshi woman umpire to officiate in a senior World Cup. The 34-year-old will reach this milestone at the Women's ODI World Cup, which will be held in India starting September has previously officiated at several prestigious events, including the Under-19 Asia Cup, the Under-19 T20 World Cup in Malaysia, and the Women's ODI World Cup Qualifiers earlier this year in Pakistan. She also umpired during the Bangladesh Emerging Team's home series against South addition, Jessy officiated in the Women's Asia Cup last year, where she was part of the umpiring team for the final between India and Sri Lanka. Since making her umpiring debut in 2022, she has also officiated in the Legends League in India. Also Read: Alyssa Healy's 137 gives Australia A consolation win vs India A in 3rd Women's One-Dayer"I had been waiting for this for so long – finally, the opportunity to officiate in the World Cup has come. I had hoped for a chance in the T20 World Cup, but that didn't happen. God had something greater (the ODI World Cup) planned for me,' Jessy told T Sports in an Shathira Jakir Jessy, Bangladesh's 1st female umpire, breaking barriers with her dedication and skills. Her journey proves that success knows no gender, it's about talent & hard part of #16DaysOfActivism, we feature her inspiring story. #NoExcuse UNDP Bangladesh (@UNDP_BD) November 28, 2024"I never even thought about it, I didn't even hope to get the opportunity this time. The last few series, the Under-19 World Cup, the World Cup qualifiers in Pakistan – all went really well. My performances were good, and maybe that's why I got this opportunity,' Jessy 2023, Sharfuddoula Saikat made history as the first Bangladeshi umpire to officiate in a Cricket World Cup, overseeing five matches during the tournament in India. Now, Jessy is set to join Saikat in this prestigious who represented Bangladesh in two ODIs and one T20I between 2011 and 2013, is poised for an exciting opportunity. Having been successful in List 'A', international One-Day and T20 formats, Jesse now has the opportunity to showcase himself in a different light on the world making their second consecutive appearance in the World Cup, will begin their campaign on October 2 against Pakistan in Colombo. They will then face England in Guwahati on October 7, before concluding the group stage with their seventh match against India on October 26 in Bengaluru.- Ends
India Today
29-05-2025
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- India Today
Bangladesh and South Africa players engage in brutal physical fight mid-pitch
Bangladesh seamer Ripon Mondol and South Africa's Tshepo Ntuli got involved in a physical fight during a four-day game between the Bangladesh Emerging Team and South Africa Emerging Team in Dhaka. The incident took place on Day 3 of the match on May 28 during Bangladesh's the 105th over of the innings bowled by Tshepo Ntuli, Ripon Mondol hit him for a six on the very first delivery. However, the shot lead to a heated confrontation between the two players as both charged towards each other. In a viral video, Ntuli can be seen pushing Mondol back as the Bangladesh batter tries to push him the South African seamer grabbed his helmet and repeatedly pulled it again and again. Seeing the situation getting out of hands, the umpires immediately rushed to separate the duo and the players also intervened to calm things down. Watch the video here:Tshepo Ntuli got into a scuffle with Ripon Mondol during a four-day match between Bangladesh Emerging Team and South Africa Emerging Team in Dhaka on Wednesday Krishan Kumar (@krishanofficial) May 29, 2025The match officials are yet to take an action against the players as on field umpires haven't submitted a report. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and CSA (Cricket South Africa) are expected to take strict action against the coming back to the match, Bangladesh got all out for 371 in 121.4 overs as Iftakhar Hossain Ifti scored a magnificent hundred (109). Moin Khan also played a brilliant innings of 91, while Ripon Mondol (43) and Mehedi Hasan (44) made valuable South Africa, Tshepo Ntuli picked up 3/108 in 40 overs while Andile Mokgakane took four wickets, giving away 42 runs 21.4 overs. In reply, South Africa were 152/6 in 42.3 overs as Muhammad Manack scored a half century (54 off 95). The ongoing game is the final game of the tour after the first four-day match ended in a draw. Earlier, Bangladesh Emerging team beat South Africa Emerging team 2-1 in the One Day series.
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Business Standard
29-05-2025
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- Business Standard
BAN, SA emerging players in on-field physical altercation
The incident unfolded midway through the final four-day match in Dhaka when Ripon Mondol struck a straight six off Tshepo Ntuli, leading to a physical confrontation An intense on-field altercation marred the final four-day match between the Bangladesh Emerging Team and South Africa Emerging Team in Dhaka on Wednesday. The clash erupted when South African bowler Tshepo Ntuli confronted Bangladesh batter Ripon Mondol after being hit for a straight six. As the players exchanged heated glances, Ntuli charged at Ripon, triggering a scuffle that shocked spectators and commentators alike. The officials have not taken immediate disciplinary action, as match protocol requires the on-field umpires to file a formal report before sanctions can be imposed. This match marks the conclusion of the tour, where previous incidents had already highlighted rising tensions between the two sides. What actually happened? The incident unfolded midway through the match when Ripon Mondol launched a straight six off Ntuli. As Ripon turned to walk back to his partner Mehidy Hasan, the South African quick reportedly glared at him before charging forward. What followed was an unexpected physical tussle, where both players shoved each other before Ntuli grabbed and pulled at Ripon's helmet. On-field umpire Kamruzzaman attempted to defuse the situation, but Ntuli managed to tug at the helmet a second time before being restrained. Shockingly, a few South African teammates of Ntuli appeared to support his aggression, advancing towards Ripon, who had taken off his helmet by then. Things got a bit heated in the BAN Emerging vs SA Emerging game #Cricket — Priyansh Jain (@priyansh0327) May 28, 2025 Just three deliveries after the scuffle, Ntuli again sparked controversy by throwing the ball at Ripon after a defensive shot. Ripon narrowly avoided being struck, further escalating the drama on the field. Reactions and expected consequences TV commentators were left stunned. Nabil Kaiser noted during the broadcast that while verbal altercations are not uncommon in cricket, physical confrontations of this magnitude are rare and deeply concerning. He emphasised that Ntuli's act of striking Ripon's helmet crossed a serious line. According to a report from ESPNcricinfo, the match referee is preparing an official report, which will be submitted to both the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Cricket South Africa (CSA). Disciplinary measures are expected soon. Previous clashes on tour This was not the first sign of friction between the two teams. During the one-day series in Rajshahi earlier in the tour, South Africa's Andile Simelane and Bangladesh's Jishan Alam were suspended after a heated exchange in the second match, ruling them out of the series decider. The South Africa Emerging side lost the ODI series 2-1, while the opening four-day game in Chattogram ended in a draw. The current match, now overshadowed by controversy, is the final fixture of the tour.
United News of India
28-05-2025
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- United News of India
Helmet grab sparks chaos in Emerging match
Dhaka, May 28 (UNI) The four-day match between the South Africa Emerging Team and Bangladesh Emerging Team was marred by an ugly on-field scuffle on Wednesday, with South African pacer Tshepo Ntuli physically tugging at the helmet of Bangladeshi batsman Ripon Mondol, twice, even as the umpire tried to intervene. The shocking incident occurred at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium shortly after Ripon struck Ntuli for a straight six. As he walked over to his batting partner Mehidy Hasan, Ripon appeared to exchange glances with the bowler. Ntuli then charged at him, leading to a heated confrontation. The two players initially shoved each other before Ntuli grabbed Ripon's helmet. On-field umpire Kamruzzaman stepped in to separate them, but Ntuli again tugged at Ripon's helmet, ignoring the umpire's attempts to calm the situation. The batsman eventually removed his helmet as tensions escalated. Several South African players on the field did not restrain Ntuli; in fact, a couple of them appeared to charge towards Ripon, further aggravating the situation. The scuffle drew immediate and sharp reactions from the commentary box. "This is extreme, this is unacceptable. Normally we see verbal altercations on a cricket field but we don't often see a scuffle. Ntuli struck Ripon's helmet at one point," said commentator Nabil Kaiser on air. The tension did not end there. Just three deliveries after play resumed, Ntuli threw the ball back aggressively at Ripon after the batsman defended it, forcing Ripon to fend it off to avoid being hit. Despite the seriousness of the incident, no immediate disciplinary action was taken. As per ICC protocol, sanctions can only be announced after the on-field umpires submit an official report. The match referee enjoys the prerogative of filing reports with both the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and Cricket South Africa (CSA), with strong disciplinary measures. This was not the first flashpoint of the tour. Tensions had flared earlier during the one-day series in Rajshahi, where South Africa's Andile Simelane and Bangladesh's Jishan Alam were both suspended after a separate confrontation in the second one-dayer. The ongoing four-day match is the final game of South Africa Emerging's tour. They lost the one-day series 2–1, while the first four-day match in Chattogram ended in a draw. UNI BDN GNK
Hindustan Times
28-05-2025
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- Hindustan Times
South Africa bowler storms at BAN batter, grabs his helmet twice in 'extreme, unacceptable' scuffle during Emerging Test
An "unacceptable" and "extreme" situation unfolded in Dhaka on Wednesday when South Africa bowler Tshepo Ntuli and Bangladesh batter Ripon Mondol got into a scuffle during the four-day red-ball match between Bangladesh Emerging Team and South Africa Emerging Team. The on-field umpires are yet to submit an official report on the incident, after which the sanctions will be announced. The incident happened after Ripon scored a six against Ntuli. As he made his way to the other end of the pitch, towards his batting partner Mehidy Hasan, he exchanged glances with the bowler, after which the Ntuli stormed at him. The two shoved each other, before Ntuli grabbed and pulled the batter's helmet twice. Umpire Kamruzzaman immediately ran to intervene but did not get support from fellow players. In fact, a few South African players too, had joined Ntuli in charging at Ripon, who then removed his helmet. The incident drew flak from commentators and on social media. "This is extreme, this is unacceptable. Normally we see verbal altercations in a cricket field but we don't often see a scuffle. Ntuli struck Ripon's helmet at one point," Nabil Kaiser, one of the on-air commentators, said as quoted by ESPNCricinfo. The fight did not end there. Three balls later, Ntuli hurled the ball towards the batter after Ripon had defended the delivery back towards the bowler. The batter managed to duck it. According to ESPNCricinfo, BCB and CSA will receive the official report on the incident from the match referee, before the final action is taken. This was not the first such incident during the campaign. Earlier, during the 50-over contest in Rajshahi, Andile Simelane and Jishan Alam were handed suspensions following their acts in the second match. The ongoing red-ball match is the final game in the contest. Bangladesh had won the one-day leg 2-1, while the first four-day match had ended in a draw in Chattogram.
