There is no accusation of wrong-doing, but Apple watches are able to send and receive information, which mean they fall into a grey area within the ICC's playing regulations. Those regulations do state that the technology to send and receive information must be disabled, though the watches themselves are not strictly prohibited: "Communication devices are prohibited within the PMOA [player and match official area], barring specific exceptions. Without exception, no player shall be in possession of, or use a communication device (such as a mobile phone or a device which is connected to the internet), while in the PMOA."
1st Test : Pakistan vs. England at Lords
Players and officials must give their phones to anti-corruption officials at the start of each day to be locked away. They are then returned at the end of play.
Pakistan lead by 43 runs with 5 wickets remaining in the innings
350 - 8
Lead of 166
stumps day 2.
Lead of 166
stumps day 2.
No team has ever lost a Test at Lord's after gaining 175plus lead with batting. 20 Tests before today with 175+ lead. Matches won 16, drawn 4.
184 & 64/2 * (29.2 ov)
85/2 *
91/4 *
110 - 6
41.3
Abbas to Root, given BUT reviews ! Good length, nips back, takes him on the knee roll, it's smashing leg stump !!
JE Root lbw b Mohammad Abbas 68 (120b 8x4 0x6) SR: 56.66
41.3
Abbas to Root, given BUT reviews ! Good length, nips back, takes him on the knee roll, it's smashing leg stump !!
JE Root lbw b Mohammad Abbas 68 (120b 8x4 0x6) SR: 56.66
TEA
Day 3: England trail by 68 runs with 4 wickets remaining
Pakistan closing in on an innings victory ~~
Day 3: England trail by 68 runs with 4 wickets remaining
Pakistan closing in on an innings victory ~~
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