Friday 15 April 2016 13:12, UK
Cameron Bancroft and Tom Curran have been reprimanded by the ECB's Cricket Discipline Commission for acts of dissent during recent County Championship matches.
Australian batsman Bancroft was reported by umpires Michael Gough and Jeff Evans during Gloucestershire's County Championship Division Two ten-wicket defeat against Essex on April 10-13 for a level one breach of the code (showing dissent at an umpire's decision by word or action).
South Africa-born Curran, who won the Cricket Writers' Club Young Player of the Year award last season, was reported by umpires David Millns and Tim Robinson during Surrey's defeat by three wickets to Nottinghamshire the same week for a similar offence.
The penalty for these offences is a reprimand which will remain on their records for two years.
The accumulation of nine or more penalty points in any two-year period will result in an automatic suspension.
