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Umpires referring close calls despite absence of DRS?


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solid singh
DRS
by solid singh on Mar 05, 2013 08:31 AM  | Hide replies

In the absence of DRS, international umpires have found a smart wy to go around BCCI. Good.

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E darwin
Re: DRS
by E darwin on Mar 05, 2013 06:55 PM
DRS is not needed. Infact high resolution and high speed camera record and replay is all that is needed.

What more, there is Google glass now where the recorded action can be replayed right on front of umpires eye.

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Abhishek Kulkarni
Re: Re: DRS
by Abhishek Kulkarni on Mar 06, 2013 08:03 AM
The DRS is more about the inherent right of a batsman or a bowler to appeal rather than just technology. Due to the stupidity of BCCI, players all over the world are suffering. Let's accept it! We need the DRS overwhelmingly. No system is perfect. One could've said about the third umpire system based on replays in 1992 when SRT was given out for the first time against SA. But we continued with it and it became a hit. We need to support the DRS. Are we the most intelligent of them all and the other, just plain idiots? Just because we've money?

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bhupen parikh
correct decision has made that is important
by bhupen parikh on Mar 05, 2013 07:41 AM  | Hide replies

what is wrong if correct decision is made,s o caled media if it would have been wrong decision then easily blamed umpires.

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D S
TV replay is no DRS, Anyone can record by high-speed camera
by D S on Mar 05, 2013 05:31 AM  | Hide replies

And replay on TV. Also, regular channels are there to compare as well.

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D S
Re: TV replay is no DRS, Anyone can record by high-speed camera
by D S on Mar 05, 2013 05:32 AM
why such misinformation by videshi ungaal press. It is like those ungaal refugee who don wrong on purpose then plead mafi-mafi to gGod.

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Balaji Balasubramanian
Correct decision
by Balaji Balasubramanian on Mar 05, 2013 03:39 AM  | Hide replies

As long as the correct decision is made, why is anyone complaining at all? So, what you are saying is - because DRS is not used, the third umpire should close his eyes and adjudicate only whether the catch was taken and give Sachin "WRONGFULLY" not-out? I cannot believe we are even talking about this.

What if Sachin was given out on a no-ball and the catch was referred to third-umpire? Would you not instead ask for the third umpire to also look at the front foot as well and make the "CORRECT" decision? I cannot believe we are even talking about this, especially after the correct decision was made.

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sharath nb
Re: Correct decision
by sharath nb on Mar 05, 2013 05:38 AM
Balaji, as per the rule, it is not supposed to be referred. The third umpire should only check for catch & not for no-ball in your case, & in Sachin's case they should have checked only if catch is taken cleanly or no. But I've seen them break from this several times.

I agree to your point that correct decision is made. But you also think of this, what if Australians had used up all their reviews if DRS was in place. Then they wouldn't have chance to appeal for this. So DRS also is not the solution.

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Mohammad Arshad
Sachin
by Mohammad Arshad on Mar 05, 2013 01:46 AM  | Hide replies

Sachin you were one of the best the world has seen. You along with Dravid were humiliated in Australia. Dravid retired before he was pushed out. Please leave before totally disgracing yourself. There is nothing left for you to prove. Self Respect is far more important than a few more rupees.

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ramdev Bhattacharya
Re: Sachin
by ramdev Bhattacharya on Mar 05, 2013 01:59 AM
just shut ur mouth..the Great knows himself wen wer wht to do...

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bhupen parikh
Re: Sachin
by bhupen parikh on Mar 05, 2013 07:49 AM
he should have walked away ,and swon some spirit of the game.

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Mohammad Arshad
DRS
by Mohammad Arshad on Mar 05, 2013 01:43 AM

DRS is a great tool for umpires and players to correct any mistakes. I am baffled why India is still stuck in MUD regarding DRS! We see a lot more right decisions that wrong decision because of DRS. GROW UP INDIA. Technology is available to make the game better. Don't ruin it over stubbornness.

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ajay bhathire
Cover the loopholes
by ajay bhathire on Mar 04, 2013 10:06 PM

If Sachin was given not out, then questions would have been raised that, why the 3rd umpire didnt consider the nick?
This is the case where any decision by umpire will raise eyebrows.

In case of DRS reviews, or on field checking by umpires to 3rd umpire, first the no ball is checked, even if it is overlooked by on-field umpire, - so the solution here is to cover all the points in the review system, i.e. the 3rd umpire should look at all the points in the replay and base his decision on that, irrespective of the on-field umpire's decision. This might plug the loopholes in the review system.

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Om Shanti
A very fair decision.
by Om Shanti on Mar 04, 2013 09:53 PM

The technology is there for use. Instaed of giving a wrong decision , it is better to refer it to third umpire who confirmed from replays :

1. The thin edge.
2. Clean catch.

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