Important decision of the ICC regarding Apanrias call

Three changes in the case of DRS

During the series between India and England, many questions were raised about the umpires call in DRS. Indian captain Virat Kohli also raised the issue. The ICC has now changed some things in the DRS, but the umpires have decided to keep the call. The third umpire has some powers in the case of DRS.

The ICC Cricket Board and the Cricket Committee, headed by Anil Kumble, have upheld the umpires 'call and upheld the umpires' decision. Kumble would say. That is, DRS is about correcting big mistakes.

Three changes in the decision of the DRS and the third arbitrator

This time the cricket committee has approved three changes. The first change was that the height of the wicket zone was increased at the top of the stumps. This will keep the umpires' calls the same in terms of both the height and width of the wicket. The second change is that, before reviewing the LBW, players can talk to the umpires to ask if the batsman has tried to play the ball properly.

In the third and final change, the third umpire is empowered. The third umpire will be able to decide on the short run. These three rules have been approved by the ICC.

In order to maintain the umpires call, it has been said that the decision of the umpires standing on the field should be given final consideration. Any major errors can be corrected using DRS, but the umpires call is not included in the major error. There have been a lot of questions about umpires calls in recent times, but in that