Saeed Ajmal: “I should have taken legal action against the ICC for banning me from bowling. If I had gone to court against the ICC to question their use of technology to assess the legality of my bowling action, then I would have won that case”
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Legendary Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has said that he should have taken legal action against the International Cricket Council (ICC) for banning him from bowling as he “would have won that case”.
Reviews will no longer he lost for decisions that are umpire’s call
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Starting from October 1, teams will keep hold of their review if the Decision Review System (DRS) shows it to be umpire’s call.
Masood was dismissed for 40 on the final day of the second Test
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Hawk-Eye officials have admitted that an error was made when Pakistan opener Shan Masood was given out lbw during the second Test against New Zealand in Dubai.
“We can definitely use technology as long as it is standardised”
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Iconic India batsman Sachin Tendulkar believes that the Decision Review System (DRS) has to be standardised and must start being used by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
“We are introducing DRS for the first time in a home series”
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For the first time in history, Bangladesh have decided to employ the Decision Review System (DRS) during their upcoming three-Test series against Zimbabwe.
Sri Lanka spinner Sachithra Senanayake was recently reported for having an illegal bowling action
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) are searching for better ways to check whether bowlers have illegal bowling actions.
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Amla demolished Australia’s bowling attack
South Africa batsman Hashim Amla scored an unbeaten 93 to keep the Proteas in firm control against Australia on the third day of the second Test in Port Elizabeth.
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“My opinion is that if the technology isn’t perfect, it shouldn’t be used at all”
After weeks of deliberation, the Real-time Snicko and Hot Spot technology is set to be used during the upcoming Ashes series, which gets underway on November 21 in Brisbane.
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“My opinion is that if the technology isn’t perfect, it shouldn’t be used at all”
Australia captain Michael Clarke has questioned the usefulness of the Decision Review System (DRS), stating that instead of doing some good, it only seems to “distort the process”.
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Usman Khawaja’s dismissal during the recent Ashes series stirred up a lot of controversy about the DRS
Weeks after it was confirmed that the Hot Spot technology would not be used during the upcoming Ashes series, recent rumours and speculation have suggested that it could possibly make a comeback.
