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Mumbai Indians already used the new rule during the opener and got a wide call overturned
In Delhi vs RCB match, Jemimah Rodriques successfully reviewed a full toss call which was not signalled a no-ball earlier

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DRS reviews allowed for wide & no-ball calls in WPL & IPL

Name: DRS reviews allowed for wide & no-ball calls in WPL & IPL
Uploaded: 2023-03-06T11:01:56.000+05:30
Duration: T00M33S
Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Earlier, players could only review dismissals based on the onfield decisions but now the DRS can be used to review no-balls & wide calls by the umpires.

Earlier, players could only review dismissals based on the onfield decisions but now the DRS can be used to review no-balls & wide calls by the umpires.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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DRS reviews allowed for wide & no-ball calls in WPL & IPL

In a first for cricket, players can now use DRS to review the wide & no-ball decisions made by the onfield umpire.

The modification to the DRS rule is already being tried in the WPL and will also be implemented in the upcoming IPL season.

With each team getting a couple of DRS reviews in each innings, they can now use them to get an umpire's decision overturned regarding wides & no-balls. Earlier, players could only review dismissals based on onfield decisions.

Mumbai Indians already used the new rule during the opening match, when they got a wide call overturned during spinner Saika Ishaque's spell.

In Delhi Capitals vs RCB match, batter Jemimah Rodriques successfully reviewed a full toss call which was not signalled a no-ball earlier.

Also read: IPL 2023: Lucknow Super Giants set to launch new jersey

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What is the new rule change for DRS in cricket?❯

Players can now use the Decision Review System (DRS) to review wide and no-ball decisions made by the on-field umpire.

In which tournaments is the new DRS rule being implemented?❯

How many DRS reviews does each team get per innings?❯

What could players only review before this rule change?❯

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