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'Full Transparency': Michael Vaughan Wants TV Cameras For DRS Operators
After Joe Root: After Joe Root’s dismissal on day three of the fourth Test of the five-match series, ex-England captain Michael Vaughan has opined that TV cameras should be placed on Decision Review System (DRS) operators to provide "transparency" as the technology has been a big talking point in the ongoing series against India.
Root seemed displeased when he was dismissed upon review to India's off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Sunday. The batter got hit on the pad by Ashwin's delivery and the umpire was unconvinced with the appeal and gave not out.
But India decided to go upstairs. In the review, UltraEdge made it clear that Root didn't get his bat on it and Hawk Eye then stated that the ball was pitched inside the line of the stumps and would have hit the leg stump. And the on-field decision overturned and Root was dismissed for 11. Read More...
Michael Vaughan New Delhi After Joe Root Decision Review System Ravichandran Ashwin But India Hawk Eye Ben Stokes Zak Crawley The English International Cricket Council
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