International Cricket Council (ICC) correspondence to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) raises concerns about whether a video involving Ben Stokes may have breached the sport’s anti-corruption rules. The issue centres on footage recorded during the Trent Bridge Test, when Stokes tells England teammates that he is about to retire from international cricket. According to reports, the ECB shared a video featuring those conversations, which has prompted the ICC to flag the recording and broadcasting of match-related material before the Test has concluded. One outlet reports that the ICC wrote to the ECB on Saturday, citing a potential contravention of the rules around collecting and distributing information and content related to matches during an ongoing event. The video has circulated publicly, including through social media, drawing attention to Stokes’ brief two-word message to teammates. While the ECB’s actions are under review, sources agree that the ICC has raised the matter with the ECB following the dissemination of the dressing-room footage before the match ended. The reports do not indicate the outcome of any formal process or sanction.