BCCI President Roger Binny and NCA Head VVS Laxman are scheduled to have a discussion with Harmanpreet Kaur regarding her inappropriate conduct during and after the third ODI against Bangladesh in Mirpur. Jay Shah, the board secretary, revealed this on Thursday.

Harmanpreet, the captain of the Indian women’s team, will be questioned about her outburst over umpiring decisions in Dhaka during the game. The ICC had already imposed sanctions on her match fees and handed her a two-match suspension for breaching its mandatory code of conduct for players.

During the intense third series-deciding fixture, Harmanpreet displayed her frustration by hitting the stumps with her bat in protest of an LBW decision against her. She also gave the umpire a disapproving look and gestured, claiming she had edged the ball.

At the presentation ceremony, Harmanpreet openly criticized the umpiring, referring to it as “pathetic.” Additionally, she asked the Bangladesh captain, Nigar Sultana, to include the umpires in the team photograph, implying that she felt the umpires favored the opposition.

Her actions portrayed her as a sore loser and detracted from her ability to handle emotions and results as a captain on the international stage.

To address the situation and remind Harmanpreet of the necessary conduct expected at this level of cricket, BCCI’s top officials, Binny and Laxman, will have a conversation with her. Both Binny and Laxman are former India players known for their exemplary on-field conduct.

BCCI will not be appealing against the ban imposed on Harmanpreet, resulting in her exclusion from India’s initial knockout matches in the upcoming Asian Games women’s T20I event in China this September.

Shah confirmed, “We will have our President Roger Binny and VVS Laxman speak to her (regarding her behavior). The ICC has already banned her, and the time to appeal against the decision has already passed,” as stated during the press briefing.