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Yadav's unbeaten century had helped Mumbai Indians post a 7-wicket win on Monday.
SRH remain in fourth spot with 12 points from 11 matches, while MI climbed to ninth place with eight points from 12 games.
The fine was imposed after a viral video of the match sparked controversy where members in the squad and support staff in the dugout of five-time champions were seen allegedly providing illegal assistance to Suryakumar Yadav in asking for a review.
Suryakumar was back in his element in the home match against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, smashing 52 off 19 balls in a knock that included four sixes.
The BCCI doesn't want to take any chances with the swashbuckling batsman's fitness as he is expected to play a huge role in the upcoming T20 World Cup.
MI will start their campaign against last year's runners-up Gujarat Titans on March 24.
Surya is likely to make a comeback during the IPL which will precede the T20 World Cup.
The former England captain has backed South Africa to win their maiden ICC trophy in the T20 World Cup.
Sources within the BCCI revealed that the 31-year-old's return would be tested with a stint in the Ranji Trophy for Mumbai in February.
He played down an ankle injury that forced him from the field early in South Africa’s paltry reply of 95 to India’s total of 201/7 in 20 overs.