VETERAN North Melbourne midfielder Ben Cunnington will head to the Tribunal to challenge his one-match suspension for a high bump on Adelaide's Rory Laird.

The incident in last Sunday's match at Marvel Stadium, which the Crows won by 41 points, was assessed as careless conduct, medium impact and high contact.

The Tribunal hearing will take play on Tuesday night at 6pm AEST.

If the dual club best-and-fairest winner Cunnington is successful in having the ban overturned, he will be free to play in Sunday's twilight fixture against Geelong at GMHBA Stadium.

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The Kangaroos are the only team still without a win after the opening four rounds of the Toyota AFL Premiership Season.

All other players charged with incidents during round four accepted their sanctions.

Western Bulldogs defender Caleb Daniel copped a one-match ban for a dangerous tackle on Brisbane's Tom Berry, while Hawthorn key forward Mitchell Lewis also accepted a one-match suspension for striking Fremantle youngster Caleb Serong.

Rookie-listed Rhyan Mansell made an expensive debut for Richmond, being fined a total of $4000 for two separate rough conduct charges in the narrow loss to Port Adelaide.