England’s Liam Plunkett faces ball tampering allegations in second ODI against Pakistan
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England’s Liam Plunkett faces ball tampering allegations in second ODI against Pakistan
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May 12, 2019
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England’s Liam Plunkett faces ball tampering allegations in second ODI against Pakistan
England cricketer Liam Plunkett is facing contention after he was allegedly spotted tampering the ball in England’s second ODI against Pakistan in Southampton on Saturday.
In a circulating video, the English fast bowler can be seen scratching the ball, leading to beliefs that the tampering could have been done to produce reverse swing in death overs.
During the penultimate over that he bowled, Plunkett sent Faheem Ashraf back to the pavilion allowing eight runs while in the overall nine overs that he bowled, he turned over 64 runs.
Liam Plunkett not involved in ball tampering against Pakistan: ICC
Liam Plunkett not involved in ball tampering against Pakistan: ICC
The ICC is believed to have seen the video and spoken to Plunkett, who alerted them to the footage, and are not concerned that anything untoward occurred.
"The ICC is aware of the unverified video that is currently circulating on social media," the ICC said in a statement on Sunday. "The match officials are comfortable that there was no attempt to change the condition of the ball or any evidence of this on the over by over examinations of the ball throughout the game."
The video does not show any evidence of wrongdoing by Plunkett or any other player and the condition of the ball, if accurately depicted, would appear to be consistent with one bashed around during such a high-scoring game. The ball used in the Royal London Cup semi-final between Hampshire and Lancashire on the same Ageas Bowl pitch the following day did not look dis-similar after 44 overs and 230 runs being scored.
