ICC confirms Code of Conduct hearing dates

The International Cricket Council today confirmed the Code of Conduct hearing into two charges brought against Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq will take place on 27 and 28 September in London.

The charges will be considered during a private hearing conducted by the Chief Match Referee Ranjan Madugalle.

ICC President Percy Sonn said the hearing would allow all concerned parties to present their evidence in relation to both charges.

"The hearing will be a fair and independent process that will deal with the two cricket matters that arose out of the Oval Test match," said Mr Sonn.

"The concerned parties will have an opportunity to present their evidence and after listening to this evidence the adjudicator will make his decision."

Inzamam will be required to answer two charges relating to 'changing the condition of the ball' and 'bringing the game into disrepute'.

The former is a Level 2 charge, for which the penalty is a fine of between 50 and 100 per cent of a player's match fee and/or a one Test or two ODI ban. The latter is a Level 3 charge for which the penalty is a ban of between two and four Test matches or four to eight ODI matches.

Further details of the location of the hearing and participants will be announced in due course.