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Watson, Wahab fined for cricket stoush
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Shane Watson. (AAP)
Australia allrounder Shane Watson and Pakistan paceman Wahab Riaz have both been fined for their role in a stoush during Friday's World Cup quarter-final.
Watson and Wahab were docked 15 and 50 per cent of their match fees respectively by match referee Ranjan Madugalle.
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There were a handful of tense moments between the pair during the match at Adelaide Oval, but Madugalle took exception to a specific incident in the 33rd over.
"Watson ignored the umpires' instructions and verbally engaged with Wahab," the International Cricket Council said in a statement today.
"(Wahab) followed through towards the batsman and used aggressive and abusive language."
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