Match referee David Boon presented the report in February against the Sri Lankan wicket-keeper batsman, who described the wicket as 'less than average'.
For this reason, the ICC was given a Demert Point to make 'bad' wickets, Mirpur's wicket was given. Bangladesh Cricket Board has appealed to the ICC to cancel the decision; But the cancellation of that application has prevailed the previous decision, the International Cricket Council has said.
With this one, two separate Demert Points were deposited in the name of Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium. If 5-digit points are added, then any venue will be kept out of the international match for at least one year. Earlier, in September last year, Sher-e-Bangla stadium was termed as 'low on average' and a demurrue point was added at that time.The second Test between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka was held at the Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium in Mirpur on February 8-12. Which ended in only two and a half days. Although the two teams have taken 40 wickets, the game ends on the third day. After that match referee David Boon declared the wicket as Billy Overage.
