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BCCI stance on DRS
Fri, December 12 2014
Shane Warne questions ICC stance on DRS
Shane Warne believes the DRS implementation must be standard.
Tue, July 08 2014
Ravi Shastri: BCCI not opposed to DRS; want technology to be consistent
The former India spinner said that the BCCI want technology which will be consistent.
Sun, September 22 2013
Implications of ICC’s decision to amend laws in various forms of cricket
The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Chief Executive Committee (CEC) met for two days in Dubai to take some major decisions. These included topping two DRS reviews after 80 overs in Test matches, amendment to the existing rule of using two new balls per innings in an ODI, and plucking the loophole by announcing there shall be no tactical change of captains in the middle of a series. Sarang Bhalerao takes a look at the decisions taken in the ICC meet and writes about its implications.
Thu, September 05 2013
Former ICC President Ehsan Mani backs DRS
Former International Cricket Council (ICC) President Ehsan Mani has backed the decision of the sport's governing body to persist with the Decision Review System (DRS), which according to him has helped in reducing the mistakes of umpires.
Wed, August 07 2013
Jagmohan Dalmiya says BCCI will accept DRS once it becomes foolproof
Recently the International Cricket Council (ICC) was said to have convinced the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to adapt a tweaked version of Decision Review System (DRS) for bilateral series. However, interim BCCI President Jagmohan Dalmiya has rubbished the claims, stating that India will accept DRS when it becomes foolproof.
Sat, March 23 2013
BCCI won’t accept DRS soon, concedes ICC chief Dave Richardson
ICC Chief Executive Dave Richardson has suggested that India's bad experience of the Decision Review System (DRS) when it was first trialled might have played a part in BCCI's refusal to accept the controversial technology.