The Cricket Discipline Panel - Discipline in the professional game
The Cricket Discipline Panel (CDP) is the body that hears disciplinary cases in the professional domestic game in England and Wales.
When charges are brought against individual(s) and/or teams, cases progress through the summary procedure or the Disciplinary Hearing procedure outlined in the .
More information on the CDP and Disciplinary Hearing process can be found here.
Outcomes of cases decided by the CDP from April 2025 onwards:
Outcomes of cases decided by the CDP’s predecessor, the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC):
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CDC - Alex Hales and Ateeq Javid
Five former and current players reprimanded by CDC for non-recent social media posts (October 2022)
CDC Disciplinary hearing Jason Roy
Outcomes of cases decided by the National Anti-Doping Panel can be found here.
Outcomes of cases decided under the ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥â€™s Anti-Corruption Code can be found below:
The majority of on-field disciplinary issues are dealt with under the Fixed Penalty system through Regulation 4 of the ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥'s Professional Conduct Regulations.
Individual players who accumulate a number of Fixed Penalties within a set timeframe receive an automatic suspension. Teams whose players accumulate a number of Fixed Penalties within a set timeframe will receive an automatic points penalty.
The ´ºÃÎÖ±²¥'s Professional Conduct Regulations can be found .
Information about historic Fixed Penalty breaches can be found below: