<p>Drama over the Decision Review System (DRS) continued to hog all the limelight after the end of the Rajkot Test as India vanquished England by 434 runs. England captain Ben Stokes has asked for DRS to scrap the umpire’s call over Zak Crawley’s dismissal in the second innings.</p>

<p>While after hitting the pads, the ball was projected to be missing the top of the leg stump, but the DRS call showed it clipped the leg stump, leaving everyone in the England camp confused (for the second time in this series).&nbsp;</p>

<p>During the ninth over of the second innings, Jasprit Bumrah trapped Crawley in front, only for the England opener to take a review immediately and lose it. Following the replays that showed the ball clip&nbsp;the top of the leg stump, resulting in him getting out since the umpire had adjudged it out with the naked eye, Crawley walked away in disbelief while the Indian team celebrated.</p>

<p>Crawley was on the receiving end for the second time in this series after getting out LBW off Kuldeep Yadav during the Vizag Test, a decision Stokes called ‘wrong’ at that time.</p>

<p><strong>ALSO READ:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-v-eng-we-can-still-win-this-series-3-2-ben-stokes-after-rajkot-test-loss-691481">IND v ENG - We can still win this series 3-2: Ben Stokes after Rajkot Test loss</a></strong></p>

<p>"We just wanted some clarity around Zak's DRS when the images came back," revealed Stokes after the Rajkot Test.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The ball is quite clearly missing the stump on the replay. So, when it gets given the umpire's call, and the ball's not actually hitting the stumps, we were a bit bemused. So, we just wanted some clarity from the Hawk-Eye guys."</p>

<p>"It came back saying the numbers, or whatever it is that is, it was saying that it was hitting the stumps, but it was the projection that was wrong. I don't know what that means. Something's gone wrong, so, yeah."</p>

<p>"It's not me blaming that on what's happened here, like I didn't last week. It's just… what's going on?” the England captain added.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">❎ "The ball didn't hit the stump on the replay. We should take away umpires call."<br />
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📹 "When the people in charge of it are saying that something's gone wrong, then that says enough."<br />
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Ben Stokes chats to <a href="https://twitter.com/cameronponsonby?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@cameronponsonby</a> about the DRS decisions in their defeat 🏏 <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/INDvENG?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#INDvENG</a> <a href="https://t.co/89RWI4LT7Z">pic.twitter.com/89RWI4LT7Z</a></p>
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<h2>Unhappy Stokes hates playing blame game</h2>

<p>While Stokes admitted that such calls are not the reason behind them losing two back-to-back Tests, he said something needs to be changed in the technology, starting from the umpire’s call rule.</p>

<p>"It is not something you pin down to result of the game. Sometimes when you are on the wrong end of those decisions it hurts, but that is part of the game. You want them to go your way, sometimes they do, and sometimes they don't."</p>

<p>"You just want a level playing field. The umpires have an incredibly hard job as it is, especially in India when the ball is spinning. My personal opinion is if the ball is hitting the stumps, it is hitting the stumps. They should take away the umpire's call if I'm being perfectly honest. I don't want to get too much into it because it sounds like we are moaning and saying that is why we lost the Test match,” Stokes added.</p>


Drama over the Decision Review System (DRS) continued to hog all the limelight after the end of the Rajkot Test as India vanquished England by 434 runs. England captain Ben Stokes has asked for DRS to scrap the umpire’s call over Zak Crawley’s dismissal in the second innings.

Drama over the Decision Review System (DRS) continued to hog all the limelight after the end of the Rajkot Test as India vanquished England by 434 runs. England captain Ben Stokes has asked for DRS to scrap the umpire’s call over Zak Crawley’s dismissal in the second innings. While after hitting the pads, the ball was projected to be missing the top of the leg stump, but the DRS call showed it clipped the leg stump, leaving everyone in the England camp confused (for the second time in this series). During the ninth over of the second innings, Jasprit Bumrah trapped Crawley in front, only for the England opener to take a review immediately and lose it. Following the replays that showed the ball clip the top of the leg stump, resulting in him getting out since the umpire had adjudged it out with the naked eye, Crawley walked away in disbelief while the Indian team celebrated. Crawley was on the receiving end for the second time in this series after getting out LBW off Kuldeep Yadav during the Vizag Test, a decision Stokes called ‘wrong’ at that time. ALSO READ: IND v ENG - We can still win this series 3-2: Ben Stokes after Rajkot Test loss "We just wanted some clarity around Zak's DRS when the images came back," revealed Stokes after the Rajkot Test. "The ball is quite clearly missing the stump on the replay. So, when it gets given the umpire's call, and the ball's not actually hitting the stumps, we were a bit bemused. So, we just wanted some clarity from the Hawk-Eye guys." "It came back saying the numbers, or whatever it is that is, it was saying that it was hitting the stumps, but it was the projection that was wrong. I don't know what that means. Something's gone wrong, so, yeah." "It's not me blaming that on what's happened here, like I didn't last week. It's just… what's going on?” the England captain added. ❎ "The ball didn't hit the stump on the replay. We should take away umpires call." 📹 "When the people in charge of it are saying that something's gone wrong, then that says enough." Ben Stokes chats to @cameronponsonby about the DRS decisions in their defeat 🏏 #INDvENG pic.twitter.com/89RWI4LT7Z — talkSPORT Cricket (@Cricket_TS) February 18, 2024 × Unhappy Stokes hates playing blame game While Stokes admitted that such calls are not the reason behind them losing two back-to-back Tests, he said something needs to be changed in the technology, starting from the umpire’s call rule. "It is not something you pin down to result of the game. Sometimes when you are on the wrong end of those decisions it hurts, but that is part of the game. You want them to go your way, sometimes they do, and sometimes they don't." "You just want a level playing field. The umpires have an incredibly hard job as it is, especially in India when the ball is spinning. My personal opinion is if the ball is hitting the stumps, it is hitting the stumps. They should take away the umpire's call if I'm being perfectly honest. I don't want to get too much into it because it sounds like we are moaning and saying that is why we lost the Test match,” Stokes added.

Drama over DRS: Ben Stokes calls for umpire’s call scrapping following Crawley’s second-inning dismissal

<p>The Decision Review System (DRS) will make its debut in the men's T20 World Cup to be held in Oman and UAE starting this month, after the ICC approved its usage in the tournament.</p>

<p>The ICC announced the introduction of DRS at the upcoming showpiece in the playing conditions for the event released by it earlier this week.</p>

<p>The men's T20 World Cup will be held from October 17 to November 14.</p>

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<p>According to an ESPNcricinfo report, each team will get a maximum of two reviews per innings.</p>

<p>The governing body had confirmed in June last year an additional unsuccessful DRS review for each team in each innings of a match across all formats, "keeping in mind that there may be less experienced umpires on duty at times" owing to COVID-19-related reasons.</p>

<p>So, the number of unsuccessful appeals per innings for each team has increased to two in the white-ball formats and three in Test matches.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/tom-moodys-desire-to-become-indias-next-head-coach-reason-behind-david-warners-fall-from-grace-at-srh-419434">Tom Moody's desire to become India's next head coach reason behind&nbsp;Warner's fall from grace at SRH?</a></p>

<p>DRS was not part of the earlier men's T20 World Cups as the review system was not applicable in T20s in 2016 when the marquee event was last held.</p>

<p>DRS made its first appearance in an ICC T20I tournament in 2018 at the women's T20 World Cup in the Caribbean.<br />
The system was again used at the 2020 women's T20 World Cup in Australia.</p>


The Decision Review System (DRS) will make its debut in the men's T20 World Cup to be held in Oman and UAE starting this month, after the ICC approved its usage in the tournament.

The Decision Review System (DRS) will make its debut in the men's T20 World Cup to be held in Oman and UAE starting this month, after the ICC approved its usage in the tournament. The ICC announced the introduction of DRS at the upcoming showpiece in the playing conditions for the event released by it earlier this week. The men's T20 World Cup will be held from October 17 to November 14. Also Read: No Hardik Pandya! Virender Sehwag names 3 players Mumbai Indians should retain ahead of IPL mega auction According to an ESPNcricinfo report, each team will get a maximum of two reviews per innings. The governing body had confirmed in June last year an additional unsuccessful DRS review for each team in each innings of a match across all formats, "keeping in mind that there may be less experienced umpires on duty at times" owing to COVID-19-related reasons. So, the number of unsuccessful appeals per innings for each team has increased to two in the white-ball formats and three in Test matches. Also Read: Tom Moody's desire to become India's next head coach reason behind Warner's fall from grace at SRH? DRS was not part of the earlier men's T20 World Cups as the review system was not applicable in T20s in 2016 when the marquee event was last held. DRS made its first appearance in an ICC T20I tournament in 2018 at the women's T20 World Cup in the Caribbean. The system was again used at the 2020 women's T20 World Cup in Australia.

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<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{d1559e6d-fc5a-465e-9e05-17307217bd7d}{1}" paraid="879787303" >Another bizarre rule of cricket created controversy in the ongoing second ODI between India and England when the Men in Blue and Rishabh Pant were not given a boundary due&nbsp;after bowler Tom Curran appealed for LBW at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Friday.&nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{d24851a8-c7ba-4df5-902e-70c1258ee76c}{76}" paraid="1987405995" >While the rule was correctly implemented by the umpires, Pant found himself in an unfortunate position as despite hitting a boundary, he wasn't awarded a single run for it.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{a7843282-dd27-4443-9223-5763aaae8dab}{13}" paraid="1557485492" >The incident took place in the 40th&nbsp;over of the first innings, bowled by Tom Curran. The England seamer bowled a yorker as the ball ricocheted off to the boundary rope. England appealed strongly for an LBW&nbsp;and&nbsp;the on-field umpire Virender Singh gave the southpaw out.&nbsp;However, Pant took the DRS instantly and the slow-motion replays clearly showed that the ball came off&nbsp;Pant's&nbsp;bat before going under his legs and racing past wicket-keeper Jos Buttler to the boundary rope.&nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{a7843282-dd27-4443-9223-5763aaae8dab}{13}" paraid="1557485492" ><strong>ALSO READ:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/virat-kohli-joins-ricky-ponting-in-an-elite-list-after-attaining-another-record-in-odis-373412" hreflang="en">Virat Kohli joins Ricky Ponting in an elite list after attaining another record in ODIs</a></strong></p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">One of those rules that needs to be changed asap. Imagine happening this in a closely fought World Cup Semi-Final or Final. DRS finds that the batsman nicked a boundary but the team is not getting 4 runs cos the umpire had mistakenly given it out. Absurd. <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/IndvEng?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#IndvEng</a></p>
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<p>So why were Pant and India not given a boundary when the ball clearly struck the bat?&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{b41e3f0f-402b-4062-b519-cf943892d4bf}{125}" paraid="634033736" >Clause 3.7 of Appendix D of the ICC playing conditions, which deal with DRS, explains&nbsp;the reason:&nbsp;“If following a player review request, an original decision of Out is changed to Not out, then the ball is still deemed to have become dead when the original decision was made,” it states. “The batting side, while benefiting from the reversal of the dismissal, shall not benefit from any runs that may subsequently have accrued from the delivery had the on-field umpire originally.”&nbsp;</p>

<p lang="EN-US" paraeid="{804a2bf5-c86e-405d-92a1-6110241f0064}{25}" paraid="225085470" >However, fans were left unimpressed by the rule and asked the ICC to amend it to avoid a ICC World Cup 2019 final-like situation in future.&nbsp;</p>


Another bizarre rule of cricket created controversy in the ongoing second ODI between India and England when the Men in Blue and Rishabh Pant were not given a boundary due after bowler Tom Curran appealed for LBW at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Friday.

Another bizarre rule of cricket created controversy in the ongoing second ODI between India and England when the Men in Blue and Rishabh Pant were not given a boundary due after bowler Tom Curran appealed for LBW at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Friday. While the rule was correctly implemented by the umpires, Pant found himself in an unfortunate position as despite hitting a boundary, he wasn't awarded a single run for it. The incident took place in the 40th over of the first innings, bowled by Tom Curran. The England seamer bowled a yorker as the ball ricocheted off to the boundary rope. England appealed strongly for an LBW and the on-field umpire Virender Singh gave the southpaw out. However, Pant took the DRS instantly and the slow-motion replays clearly showed that the ball came off Pant's bat before going under his legs and racing past wicket-keeper Jos Buttler to the boundary rope. ALSO READ: Virat Kohli joins Ricky Ponting in an elite list after attaining another record in ODIs India don't get the four despite Pant hitting it because umpire gave it out 😊 — Saurabh Malhotra (@MalhotraSaurabh) March 26, 2021 × One of those rules that needs to be changed asap. Imagine happening this in a closely fought World Cup Semi-Final or Final. DRS finds that the batsman nicked a boundary but the team is not getting 4 runs cos the umpire had mistakenly given it out. Absurd. #IndvEng — Mazher Arshad (@MazherArshad) March 26, 2021 × So why were Pant and India not given a boundary when the ball clearly struck the bat? ALSO READ: 'As a fast bowler...': Shoaib Akhtar heaps praise on Prasidh Krishna after impressive ODI debut Clause 3.7 of Appendix D of the ICC playing conditions, which deal with DRS, explains the reason: “If following a player review request, an original decision of Out is changed to Not out, then the ball is still deemed to have become dead when the original decision was made,” it states. “The batting side, while benefiting from the reversal of the dismissal, shall not benefit from any runs that may subsequently have accrued from the delivery had the on-field umpire originally.” However, fans were left unimpressed by the rule and asked the ICC to amend it to avoid a ICC World Cup 2019 final-like situation in future.

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