Stuart Broad: England fast bowler fined for second Test dissent

Stuart Broad kicked at the pitch in frustration as South Africa reached 627-7 declared on day four of the second Test

England fast bowler Stuart Broad has been fined 30% of his match fee after twice telling umpire Aleem Dar to "just get on with the game".

Broad was found guilty of dissent in breaching the International Cricket Council code of conduct on day four of the second Test against South Africa.

The incident happened after the umpires had warned England captain Alastair Cook about Broad damaging the Newlands pitch by kicking it in frustration.

The 29-year-old had denied the charge.

Match referee Ranjan Madugalle conducted a formal hearing after Tuesday's play in Cape Town.

The incident occurred in the 195th over of South Africa's innings as the hosts compiled 627-7 declared.

Broad was found to have breached the ICC Code of Conduct for "showing dissent at an umpire's decision during an international match".