As per the report, “Pakistan Batter Fined For Displaying Palestine Flag On Bat”

According to the regulation of the ICC’s clothing and equipment, “players shall not be allowed to display messages that carry political, religious, or racial activities or causes.”

The wicketkeeper-batter of Pakistan cricket team Azam Khan has been fined 50% of his match fees by the Pakistan Cricket Board for breaching clothing and equipment regulations during a National T20 Cup match in Karachi. According to a report, Azam displayed Palestine’s flag on his bat, and the player informed the officials that all of his bats have the same stickers. The incident happened during the match between Azam’s Karachi Whites and Lahore Blues at the National Stadium on Sunday.
A source close to the board said on a news channel that “the young batter was fined 50% of his match fees. The batter was earlier warned by the referee not to display the unapproved logo of Palestine’s flag on his bat as it would be a breach of the ICC code of conduct, of which the Pakistan Cricket Board is also a signatory.”
The report also claimed that Azam had used the same sticker in the last two matches but was not informed or warned by the officials prior to Sunday’s match.
According to the ICC’s clothing and equipment regulation, “players shall not be allowed to display messages that carry political, religious, or racial activities or causes.”