Badly trapped Virat Kohli, ICC hear this big punishment, may be banned, know what is the whole matter

The T20 series between India and South Africa has recently concluded, with both teams tied at 1–1. Meanwhile, after the series, bad news has come for Indian captain Virat Kohli, and the ICC has acted on him.

India's captain Virat Kohli has received an official warning, and a demerit has been added to the disciplinary record.

In fact, this incident happened during the fifth over of the Indian innings when Kohli took a run and deliberately crowded the shoulder of South African pacer Buren Hendrix.

May be banned

The big problem for Kohli is that since the revised code of conduct came into force in September 2016, he now has three demerit points.
If Kohli's tally of demerit points reaches four or more in a 24-month period, he will be converted to suspension points, resulting in him being banned.

Four demerit points equal two suspension points, resulting in a player being banned for a Test, two ODIs or two T20s, whichever comes first.
That is, before January 2020, adding the next demerit point, Virat will be banned for 2 ODI 2 T20 or one T20.

Kohli confessed his crime and accepted the charge of third umpire Anil Chaudhary and fourth umpire Chettiodi Shamshuddin along with umpires Nitin Menon and CK Nandan proposed by match referee Richie Richardson.