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India captain Virat Kohli consulted MS Dhoni, who is always accurate with the Decision Review System (DRS). As the 15-second timer ticked by, Kohli went with Dhoni’s decision and opted not to review

After India captain Virat Kohli had won the toss and elected to bat, India were jolted early as Rohit was given out by the third umpire when the Windies skipper Jason Holder decided to review an on-field ‘not out’ decision

When TV replays were shown, the ball had hit the pad first and later Azam’s bat. If Virat Kohli had gone for DRS, Azam would have been out LBW. The incident happened in the 19th over bowled by Yuzvendra Chahal at the ICC World Cup 2019. At the time, Azam was on 34. However, Kuldeep Yadav struck later to send him back bowled with top-class delivery, for 48

Nottingham: The ICC World Cup 2019 match between Australia and West Indies was marred by umpiring howlers. The Caribbean batsmen were at the receiving end of wrong decisions but thanks to Decision Review System (DRS), they were overturned. After the 15-run loss to Australia, West Indies captain Jason Holder spoke about the umpiring errors and DRS in the post-match press conference in Nottingham on June 6.

World Cup 2019 fever has gripped the fans already. The ICC organisers want a fair game and have toiled to ensure that the charm of the sport remains intact and alive. For this they have leveraged technology. Technology now has come to play a significant role on the pitch and on the outfield. It has boosted transparency in the game and in the process added that adrenaline rush of an unheard nick or a dropped catch that evades the umpire. This time around too, several cutting-edge techniques will be employed cricket World Cup 2019 hosted by England.

With 3 deliveries left, CSK needed eight runs to win against Rajasthan Royals on Thursday, and Mitchell Santner was on strike. On the fourth delivery, Stokes attempted a slower ball, but it turned into a full-toss and was immediately called a no-ball by umpire Ulhas Gandhe.

"The DRS call was a surprise, it's just not consistent at all, it's becoming a talking point in every game," said Virat Kohli after the four-wicket loss in the 4th ODI in Mohali on Sunday