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DRS introduce for the first time in approaching T20 World Cup

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Each team will be provided with two reviews per innings

DUBAI, Oct 11 (Asia Free Press): The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed that Decision Review System (DRS) would be in place in the approaching Men’s T20 World Cup for the first time.

The DRS is a technology-based process for assisting match officials with their decision-making. According to The News International report, ICC has decided to continue with the rules of T20 international cricket and provide each team with two reviews per innings.

The Covid-19 and its resulting travel restrictions had made it difficult for authorities to ensure the presence of neutral umpires across all formats of cricket.

Hence, put less experienced umpires on the field to officiate matches. To make up for that setback, the teams were given an extra review per innings across all formats – effectively three reviews per innings in Test matches and two in white-ball internationals.

While the ICC’s Elite Panel of Umpires and Match Referees has been brought together for the T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates and Oman, ICC acting CEO Geoff Allardice confirmed the extra review would remain in place for the tournament.

“The cricket council had decided to continue with the rules of T20 cricket that have been in place over the past 12 or 18 months and not change them.” The News International quoted Allardice as saying.

This would be the first T20 World Cup that will make use of the DRS system. Allardice hoped neutral umpires would return soon in international cricket but said it depended more on a “country-by-country” basis.

“We’re able to get all of our Elite Panel umpires here and our referees here to officiate in this tournament. The UAE is a country that is fairly straightforward now to move in and out of. The issue is in other countries which have different levels of restriction,” he said.

He, however, was all praises for home umpires and said that, coupled with the DRS, had done a commendable job.

“The home country umpires have performed exceptionally well over the last 18 months and supported by DRS; whether we need an extra review or not, I think we’re in a rhythm with that at the moment.

“The aim is to get neutral officials back once a lot of those restrictions are lifted. It may happen more after this tournament, but it’s very much a country-by-country assessment,” he added.

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