What behaviour does the code of conduct ban, on and off the field?

The CGL Code of Conduct applies to players, umpires, team officials, managers, spectators and ground staff at any match played under CGL. Participants must not:

• show dissent at an umpire's decision (decisions must be accepted)
• verbally abuse, assault or intimidate anyone, or vilify anyone because of race, religion, colour, descent, national or ethnic origin, language or sexual orientation
• use crude or abusive language or offensive gestures
• comment publicly, including on social media, in a way that harms the game, a match or team relations, criticises selection, or discusses a disciplinary case or an umpire's decision
• bet on, or advise on betting on, any CGL match, or accept any inducement to underperform
• wear unapproved clothing, logos or advertising, or any religious or political slogans
• drink alcohol (or use any other inhibiting substance) before or during a match, including during rain delays. This applies to everyone in the team, so batters waiting to bat may not drink either
• handle, sell or take illegal drugs; players must also follow the Cricket South Africa doping policy.

Attempting a breach counts the same as committing one.