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International Cricket

ICC forbids wearing smartwatches

Written by : Ruffin Remad

Posted - May 25, 2018, 3:05 pm 2018-05-25T15:05:33+06:00

Updated - May 25, 2018, 3:11 pm 2018-05-25T15:11:27+06:00

International Cricket Council (ICC)'s anti-corruption team has told Pakistani players to stop wearing smartwatches on the field, seamer Hassan Ali confirmed about it after first day's play at Lord's. [caption id="attachment_98926" align="aligncenter" width="1400"] ICC forbids wearing smartwatches

Shafiq checks his smartwatch. Photo: Getty Images[/caption] Pakistani players were seen wearing Apple watches during the first day of the first Test against England. However, ICC has forbidden Sarfraz Ahmed's team to wear these watches to avoid match-fixing allegations. Pakistan bowled England out for 184 runs in the first innings after the hosts decided to bat first. The tourists ended the day with 50/1, trailing by 134 runs. Hassan Ali, who took four wickets, said at the press conference that next time no one will wear smartwatches on-field. "I didn’t know earlier that anyone was wearing one. But yes, an ICC anti-corruption officer came to us and told us this is not allowed. So next time nobody will wear them," he informed. The ICC later said in a media release that any communication devices are prohibited on the field. "The International Cricket Council (ICC) today confirmed that under the Player and Match Officials Area (PMOA) Regulations, smart watches are not permitted to be worn on the field and in areas designated as PMOA," the release said. "Communications devices are prohibited within the PMOA and no player is allowed to be in possession of or use a communications device which is connected to the internet whilst there. "Smart watches in any way connected to a phone or WI-FI or in any way capable of receiving communications are not allowed and as such we will be reminding players that such devices must be surrendered along with their mobile devices on arrival at the ground on match days."

TagsInternational Cricket Council (ICC)England vs Pakistan 2018

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International Cricket

ICC forbids wearing smartwatches

Written by : Ruffin Remad

Posted - May 25, 2018, 3:05 pm 2018-05-25T15:05:33+06:00

Updated - May 25, 2018, 3:11 pm 2018-05-25T15:11:27+06:00

TagsInternational Cricket Council (ICC)England vs Pakistan 2018

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