IPL 2023: After Successful implementation in WPL 2023, Now Players can review wides and no-balls using DRS in Indian Premier League 2023 too

IPL 2023: Players will be able to use DRS to review wide and no-ball rulings for the first time in a T20 league. The Women’s Premier League 2023 (WPL 2023) beacme the first league to use this DRS adjustment. And now the upcoming Indian Premier League 2023 (IPL 2023) will follow suit. Follow WPL 2023 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.

“A player may request a review of any decision taken by the on-field umpires concerning whether or not a batter is dismissed, with the exception of ‘Timed Out’ (Player Review),” the WPL playing conditions said as per ESPNcricinfo.

“A player may also be allowed to review any decision taken by on-field umpires concerning wide or no-ball,” the playing condition added.

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IPL 2023: After Successful implementation in WPL 2023, Now Players can review wides and no-balls using DRS in Indian Premier League 2023 too, CHECK all about this NEW rule

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Players will no longer be limited to reviewing on-field decisions for dismissals in the WPL and IPL. The two unsuccessful reviews that each side is allowed every inning will include these reviews for wides and no-balls. DRS, however, cannot be used to review leg-bye rulings.

Players have already used this new feature in the first two games of the WPL.

The on-field umpire in the tournament opener between the Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Giants ruled that a delivery from Mumbai spinner Saika Ishaque was wide down the leg side. The judgement was reversed after Mumbai’s DRS review because the replay revealed the ball had briefly touched Monica Patel’s glove.

Jemimah Rodrigues of the Delhi Capitals used a similar evaluation on Sunday afternoon. Rodrigues requested a review using DRS shortly after she drew a full toss from Megan Schutt for four and saw the on-field umpires had not indicated a no-ball for height.

Replays and ball tracking, however, demonstrated that the ball was dipping on the batter and that Rodrigues had sunk quite low, nearly on her back knee. As a result, the verdict stood.

IPL and NO-Balls controversy

In the previous past, contentious no-ball rulings based on height have caused controversy in the IPL. MS Dhoni, the captain of the Chennai Super Kings, once exited the dugout during a match against the Rajasthan Royals in 2019 in response to Ben Stokes’ high full toss.

Similar events occurred in another last-over conclusion between the Royals and Delhi Capitals in the previous season.

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