Mumbai Indians batter Tim David and batting coach Kieron Pollard have been fined 20% of their match fee for breaching the IPL's code of conduct during their match against Punjab Kings in Mullanpur on Thursday. According to a media discharge by the IPL, David and Pollard committed a Level 1 offense under Article 2.20, which covers a wide range of lead that are in opposition to the soul of the game. Be that as it may, it didn't indicate the offense. Article 2.20 states: "While surveying the reality of the offense, the setting of the specific circumstance, and whether it was conscious, crazy, careless, avoidable and additionally unintentional, will be thought of. Further, the individual housing the Report will figure out where on the scope of seriousness the lead lays, with the scope of seriousness beginning at direct of a minor sort (and consequently a Level 1 offense) up to lead of a very difficult nature (and subsequently a Level 4 offense)." Both David and Pollard confessed to the offense and acknowledged the match official Sanjay Verma's assent. Mumbai, who proceeded to dominate the game by nine runs, are presently seventh on the focuses table with three successes and four misfortunes from seven games. Their next match is on Monday, against Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur.