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Test Match Special on air thanks to Skype and an iPad

Jan 19, 2012, 11:25 AM

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The ISDN line, used to provide studio-like quality, failed in Dubai earlier today - but thanks to a combination of iPad and Skype, Test Match Special team came back on air. This is believed to be a first for BBC cricket commentary! The photo of @aggerscricket was tweeted by former England captain Michael Vaughan @vaughancricket

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