verbal confrontation is known for football matches but now it is taking place in cricket matches mostly in India-Pak matches, India-Australia matches where most of matches are heart beaten and close encounters. On this issue famous cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle comments that Yellow and red cards, even a sin-bin, are not bad ideas for the goodness of game of cricket.
He says--  verbal confrontation can upset a player. It is one of the more disagreeable aspects of our game, which, at its best, is a contest between bat and ball across different conditions. Teams that feel the need to abuse bring the game into disrepute and the quicker we stamp that out the better off we will be. It will not make the game softer; bravery lies in combating the opposition and the conditions, not in abuse. Already far too many fifteen-year-olds have started behaving badly because they emulate their heroes. Yellow and red cards, even a sin-bin, are not bad ideas.