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BCCI rejects DRS for England series


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my1centp@rediffmail.com
LBW
by my1centp@rediffmail.com on Jun 14, 2011 10:50 PM

LBW is the real problem with DRS. To generate an accurate projection, you need to have sample data. A ball bowled to a spot in a given pitch(wherever the game is played) will bounce differently based on the bowlers delivery point, pace apart from the pitch and humidity of the region in that week. A human umpire adjusts since he has a computer better than a super computer in his head. All of us forget the ability of a human mind and think that a limited computer which operates at best around 4GHz is better. DRS doesnt have enough data for a given pitch but has a combined data from all the pitches in a country. You should not be replacing a superior judgemental system (ie umpires) with another limited judgemental system (DRS). There is no point in such a replacement and would be counter productive. Now all of you guys can bring on comments as to why you think I am totally wrong..

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LBW
by my1centp@rediffmail.com on Jun 14, 2011 10:49 PM

LBW is the real problem with DRS. To generate an accurate projection, you need to have sample data. A ball bowled to a spot in a given pitch(wherever the game is played) will bounce differently based on the bowlers delivery point, pace apart from the pitch and humidity of the region in that week. A human umpire adjusts since he has a computer better than a super computer in his head. All of us forget the ability of a human mind and think that a limited computer which operates at best around 4GHz is better. DRS doesnt have enough data for a given pitch but has a combined data from all the pitches in a country. You should not be replacing a superior judgemental system (ie umpires) with another limited judgemental system (DRS). There is no point in such a replacement and would be counter productive. Now all of you guys can bring on comments as to why you think I am totally wrong..

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Sunil Vaidya
hi
by Sunil Vaidya on Jun 12, 2011 10:06 PM

people who are saying they want UDRS system will do an about turn and say we dont want UDRS system when sachin starts to get out repeatedly witht the use of this technology

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viswanathan
BCCI brings back INDIA STONE AGE
by viswanathan on Jun 11, 2011 04:33 PM

i though of putting all the decisions through technology.(third umpire) but bcci pulls india back to stone age. due to this guys only india is undeveloped nation

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viji sns
Good BCCI
by viji sns on Jun 11, 2011 01:39 PM  | Hide replies

Go BCCI taken a such a good decision. BCCI have take decision all india match to follow the same we dont want he DRS. In DRS system 95% umpire stand his won decision then whyy required this DRS?

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viswanathan
Re: Good BCCI
by viswanathan on Jun 11, 2011 04:37 PM
due you know, even 1% of fault umpire decision will change the game.
The 1% will decide who will won or loss

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viswanathan
Re: Re: Good BCCI
by viswanathan on Jun 11, 2011 04:38 PM
Hey guy justify my comment why DRS is not necessary.

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Shivam Parikh
Secret Information: BCCI have bribed umpires to make decisions
by Shivam Parikh on Jun 11, 2011 01:25 PM  | Hide replies

Secret Information: BCCI (and some people within the department of Cricket Control in India) have bribed umpires to make decisions favouring India. This information is very true and is the sole reason of the DRS being rejected over and over again. Within a few years (or months), a leading TV channel and its reporters will be providing proof for the same. The biggest cricket cover up expected soon.

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viswanathan
Re: Secret Information: BCCI have bribed umpires to make decision
by viswanathan on Jun 11, 2011 04:35 PM
I agree with your words,. It is true

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Satish K
IF BCCI DOES NOT WANT A REPEAT OF 2007 SYDNEY TEST..
by Satish K on Jun 10, 2011 11:58 PM  | Hide replies

and subsequent controversies, they must give the nod for the DRS.


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sameer
cheap step
by sameer on Jun 10, 2011 10:08 PM  | Hide replies

this is very cheap step by BCCI, this tells dat dey don't follow cricket happening in other parts of the world. They don't know about the technology. I think ICC should make UDRS compulsary in each and every test playing nation.

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S Shrikanth
Re: cheap step
by S Shrikanth on Jun 10, 2011 11:12 PM
BCCI and UPA Govt are the same - Super Corrupt and Power abusive.

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Rajaji
Re: Re: cheap step
by Rajaji on Jun 11, 2011 02:53 PM
Both BccI and Upa r mis-managed and run by most corrupt politician ever shorad powar. so no wonder power abuse !

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readiffmod@rediffmail.com
Old rusted minds in BCCI
by readiffmod@rediffmail.com on Jun 10, 2011 09:53 PM

BCCI never wants any technology. All they want is money. Our cricketer work so hard for them. They sit and eat cricketers money and public money

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Red Iff
DRS should be there for edges atleast
by Red Iff on Jun 10, 2011 07:39 PM

hot spot is a fantastic technolgy which can be for a great help for edge decission..
LBW technology needs more time for improvement

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