PCB takes custody of Pakistan players' phones before final Test at Edgbaston
They publishedMatch fixing concerns? PCB takes Pakistan players’ phones into custody
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Who
What
- Pakistan Cricket Board reportedly took mobile phones of national players into custody ahead of the third Test at Edgbaston.
- Phones will remain with the PCB until the conclusion of the final Test, per 365 News.
- No identities of the affected players or reasons for custody have been publicly disclosed by the PCB.
- ICC rules allow anti-corruption officials to demand device access during investigations, but no confirmed inquiry announced.
- The move comes amid a turbulent England tour, with Pakistan reshuffling squads and coaching staff after two defeats.
Where
🇮🇳 India (outlet HQ)
topics: Sports, Politics, Finance · language: eng
topics: Sports, Politics, Finance · language: eng
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