sides like aus eng are not big supporters of DRS after the shocks they got from their previous series and they prefer that the DRS system in the present form is not so good after all....
Re: anyway
by sunil vaidya on Mar 21, 2014 03:23 PM
sides like aus eng are not big supporters of DRS after the shocks they got from their previous series and they prefer that the DRS system be made more accurate...as in the present form it is is not so good after all....(and they now understand why india was against it...)
Re: anyway
by madanmohan siddhanthi on Mar 21, 2014 06:36 PM
All developments take place after some failures - these are stepping stones for improvements .Infact there is a saying exception prove the rule - yes it is not perfect and we may end with some percentage of errors - after all final decision in marginal cases are made by people .If at leat 0 % cases are corrected over years we will reach higher levels
The present gizmos available for ball tracking, the snicko and the hot-spot are of immense help. To say that they are not 100% reliable and hence should not be used is ridiculous. 95% is better than 50% and in the near future technology will make it close to perfect.
