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or the umpire on the ground just looks up at the batsmen and the 3rd umpire reviews every ball that is bowled for a no-ball

We wont have on-field umpires eventually at international level.

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:or the umpire on the ground just looks up at the batsmen and the 3rd umpire reviews every ball that is bowled for a no-ball

That would be my solution

Lightning McQueen wrote:We wont have on-field umpires eventually at international level.

Unfortunately I think your right

There would be some kind of mic maybe the stump mic that the captain and batters could communicate with the umpire upstairs when required.

whufc wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:We wont have on-field umpires eventually at international level.

Unfortunately I think your right

There would be some kind of mic maybe the stump mic that the captain and batters could communicate with the umpire upstairs when required.

It's a given, they basically just hold sunnies and jumpers nowadays, they even go upstairs to work out whether it was a 4 or 6.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

whufc wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:We wont have on-field umpires eventually at international level.

Unfortunately I think your right

There would be some kind of mic maybe the stump mic that the captain and batters could communicate with the umpire upstairs when required.

It's a given, they basically just hold sunnies and jumpers nowadays, they even go upstairs to work out whether it was a 4 or 6.

Yep jumpers and sunnies could go in one of the old school unground helmet boxes that use to be on all grounds.

All decisions could such as four, wide etc could be displayed on the big screens!!

But by the third umpire looking at every ball, it may improve the on-field decision.

Guess the thing is if they're missing so many no balls that wickets are falling on, then how many other no balls are being missed, and this is unfair on the batting side re their score and what might happen on the extra ball, but also on the bowler if they aren't aware they are just creeping over to be able to amend it before a wicket falls and only that one is reviewed and called

4/146 at tea

may get into that elusive 5th day yet

Hate to imagine what the crowd will be if they have two wickets to get tomorrow...

RB wrote:Hate to imagine what the crowd will be if they have two wickets to get tomorrow...

or if they need around 220 with 5 or 6 wickets left

the GOAT

Does it count as a review if the technology doesn't work?

RB wrote:Does it count as a review if the technology doesn't work?

Im waiting for them to tell us that as well. Surely its the 1st thing they tell the viewers

RB wrote:Does it count as a review if the technology doesn't work?

no they get it back

an hour to go tonight Windies trail by 240, score another 40 to 50 tonight and not lose a wicket, is it at all possible of a huge upset tomorrow

Yes. Suckers and even breaks sure to get a talking about.

Then again we could win it tonight.

DOC wrote:Yes. Suckers and even breaks sure to get a talking about.

Then again we could win it tonight.

be lucky to this is a bigger road than Adelaide Oval pitch

locky801 wrote:an hour to go tonight Windies trail by 240, score another 40 to 50 tonight and not lose a wicket, is it at all possible of a huge upset tomorrow

It's possible you're a hot Swedish chick who wants to serve up a Funtime to all the boys on SAFooty.....but it is highly unlikely yet not impossible

Aussies getting desperate now 2 reviews in 5 balls, both missing by more than a bees dick easily.

And the commentators now stating it's in the Aussies mind they know they will win the test just a matter when

locky801 wrote:Aussies getting desperate now 2 reviews in 5 balls, both missing by more than a bees dick easily.

And the commentators now stating it's in the Aussies mind they know they will win the test just a matter when

Terrible reviews but they had them up their sleeve as they get reset after 80 overs.