Umpire Call Back Tendulkar: God of cricket Sachin Tendulkar has made a big disclosure that he wants to see a change in the LBW rule of cricket. They believe that there should be a change in the rules with umpires call decisions.
Sports Desk: Former Team India veteran cricketer Sachin Tendulkar was seen answering some questions asked by his fans on social media on Monday. Sachin answered many questions on Reddit. Meanwhile, he made a disclosure that he wants to see a change in a rule of cricket. Yes, Master Blaster has said to bring a change about LBW.
Sachin Tendulkar is not happy with umpires call decision
Actually, according to Tendulkar, the umpire call rule should be removed in LBW. On this, he believes that many times the player demands the Decision Review System (DRS) because of being unhappy with the decision of the on-field umpire, because they feel that the decision given by the umpire is wrong.
From the God of cricket, a fan questioned the Reddit, in which rules of cricket they want to see changes? On this, he said while answering,
I will change the DRS rules on the umpires call. Many times the players demand a review when they give out the umpire, because they are probably not out. Therefore, there should be no option to return to that decision. Just as the poor era of players comes, the umpires also have to go through a bad phase. Even if the technology is wrong, it will remain constant wrong.
Sachin Tendulkar has been wonderful international career
Sachin Tendulkar, who plays 200 ODIs, 463 Tests and 1 T20 I in international cricket, has a total of 100 centuries. For the first time, he has spoken about the umpires call decision. In the year 2020 too, Sachin spoke on this decision. At that time, he had said that if the ball is also getting light touch from the stumps during the ball tracking section in DRS, it should be called out.
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How does an umpires call rules in cricket?
Look at the rules of umpires call, so far if the umpire has given a not-out decision and 50% part of the ball is also touching the stumps, then the batsman will not be out. If the on-field umpire has given out and the ball is also going to the stumps, then the batsman will have to remain out. This rule of umpires call is currently on the principle of ‘Benefit of Dout’.
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