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Alex Hales deserves his fine for dissent, according to Englands assistant coach, Paul Farbrace. Hales was fined 15% of his match fee for showing dissent to the TV umpire during the first day of the fourth Investec Test at The Oval.Having struggled to hide his frustration after he was adjudged to have been caught at midwicket by Yasir Shah off the bowling of Mohammad Amir - Hales believed the ball had bounced before Yasir claimed it - he then visited Joel Wilson in the third umpires room and questioned the decision. Hales was then said to have made inappropriate comments as he was leaving the room according to an ICC statement.As a result, Hales was found to have breached Article 2.1.5 of the ICC code of conduct, which relates to showing dissent at an umpires decision during an international match. Hales admitted the offence and accepted the sanction proposed by the match referee, Richie Richardson. There was no need for a formal hearing.While the England team management have no intention of taking further action against Hales, they have made it clear that his behaviour was inappropriate, unacceptable and unwise.He deserves his fine, Farbrace said. You cant go into the match referees office during a game and have heated exchange as Alex did. He deserves to be fined. We cant support any player going in and having a crack at third umpire. However frustrated he might be, it is the wrong thing to do. The ICC have done the right thing today.Going into the match referees office was the wrong thing to do. We would not have advised him to go and share his thoughts. It was not the brightest thing to do and it wasnt going to make any difference. And mid-game, its not the best thing to upset umpires.Hales has endured a poor series. He is averaging just 19.00 after seven innings with a top-score of 54. Broadcast footage of his dismissal at The Oval was unclear and did not clarify whether the catch had been taken cleanly.Hales mood will not have been improved after he dropped a relatively straightforward chance offered by Yasir to gully on the second morning of the Test. Later in the session he was seen to mock Azhar Ali - Hales feigned crying - after it appeared the batsman had complained to the on-field umpires over comments made to him by the England fielders.Farbrace was not concerned by Hales on field actions - there are always exchanges on the field- but felt a line had been crossed when he went to remonstrate with the TV umpire.Its hard to support that player in that situation, Farbrace said. The last thing you need to do is go in and kick the door off its hinges and tell the third umpire hes made a mistake. Its not going to make any difference, other than to your bank balance. 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Liberty Media has named Chase Carey as the new chairman of F1 following its takeover this week, confirming he will work alongside sport CEO Bernie Ecclestone. ESPN looks into the background of the man who could have a vital say in the future of the sport.A Harvard Business School graduate, Carey started working for Fox in 1988, acquiring various roles including CEO and Chairman of Fox Television Group. During his first stint at the company he pushed hard for Fox to be sports-orientated in the early 1990s, negotiating a $1.6 billion deal for NFL rights in 1993. The deal was instrumental in establishing Fox as a major player in sports broadcasting, according to the Wall Street Journal.After rising to prominence at FOX, he became CEO of DIRECTV in 2003 following News Corporations purchase of a controlling stake. He continued in the role when Liberty Media took control of DIRECTV in 2006.In 2009 became President and COO of News Corp and 21st Century Fox, making him media mogul Rupert Murdochs right-hand mman.dddddddddddd According to the Financial Times, Murdoch called Carey my partner and trusted advisor. Carey?was tipped to be Murdochs replacement as CEO.During this time he showed his toughness in business, allowing two World Series games in 2010 to go to blackout?in New York during midnight negotiations with cable companies. Despite risking the wrath of Fox viewers Carey got what he desired from the negotiations on both occasions.Murdoch eventually handed the CEO role to son James, meaning Carey stepped down to aid with the transition. Carey became advisor and executive vice-chairman to 21st Century Fox in July 2015.His elegant, twirled moustache is not just for show, either -- Carey survived a car accident when he was a university student, one which threw him through the windshield. 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