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DRS Umpire decision review system

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UDRS (Umpire Decision Review System), also known as DRS, uses technology to review close umpiring decisions in cricket matches. It consists of Hawk-Eye/Eagle Eye for ball tracking, Hot Spot for detecting bat-ball contact, and Snickometer for sounds of contact. UDRS aims to reduce incorrect decisions and increase accuracy and fairness, though it introduces technological interruptions. Teams are allowed a maximum of two unsuccessful reviews per innings, and the system is reset after 80 overs in test matches.

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UDRS Presented by- SHAKIL MUHAMMAD UET PESHAWAR PAKISTAN
TOPIC: UDRS or DRS  Stands for (umpire Decision Review System) OR  (Decision Review System).  Basically a technology used in sport of cricket to review controversial decision made by on-field umpire.
We are going to discuss…  Brief history  Number of reviewing options a team have  Components & their working  Advantages and disadvantages.
History  Initially tested in test cricket (india vs. srilanka) in 2008.  In test ckt,ICC launched it officially for 1st time on 24 Nov, 2009 played b/w (pak & newzealand).  In ODI ckt, was launched officially for 1st time in Jan,2011 during England's tour to Australia.  Initially ICC made it mandatory in all international matches, but later on its use was decided upon the approval of both teams.  To increase accuracy, amendments have also been made to it time to time.
No, of reviewing options  Either of the opponent teams can have max, of 2 unsuccessful options  In case, if both the reviews of a teams proves wrong, then they are left on the decision of on-field umpire.  I n test ckt, after 80 over's, the reviews resets.  Beside this if the on-field umpire is doubting about a decision, he might also call for review by itself.  Note that whenever a player has to call for review, he has to make “T” with has hands
Components & working  Composed of three parts. 1. HAWK EYE / EAGLE EYE: 2. HOTSPOT: 3. REAL TIME SNICKOMETER:  HAWK EYE / EAGLE EYE:  A ball tracking technology that plots ball trajectory to check whether the ball is going to hit the stumps or not..! It is like to check for LBW outs.  Exp: let D=distance from strike end,  (if D>2.5m OR travels more than 40cm before it is faced,)…is always declared not out.
Trajectories:
2. Hotspot  An infrared imaging system that illumines the spot where the ball comes in contact with bat or pad  Shortly, it checks out for the narrow contacts of ball with bat or pad  Its accuracy is about 90-95%  New high resolution cameras have been in use for the sack of accuracy
3. REAL TIME SNICKMETER  A system having an installed microphone in stumps so that to collect the sound produced by minor contacts when the ball comes in contact with the bat,  Shortly, it checks out the result of caught by case and makes it clear whether the ball came in contact with the bat or not.  It is like drawing a graph of sound waves.
Advantages & Disadvantages  Purity has been brought into cricket.  Rights of each player has been reserved.  Interest of viewers have been enhanced in cricket.  Sports & technology is getting mixed.  It is like that cricket is losing its natural flavor because of technological interruption.
Any question…??  ELSE THANKSS TO ALL…!!

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DRS Umpire decision review system

  • 1. UDRS Presented by- SHAKIL MUHAMMAD UET PESHAWAR PAKISTAN
  • 2. TOPIC: UDRS or DRS  Stands for (umpire Decision Review System) OR  (Decision Review System).  Basically a technology used in sport of cricket to review controversial decision made by on-field umpire.
  • 3. We are going to discuss…  Brief history  Number of reviewing options a team have  Components & their working  Advantages and disadvantages.
  • 4. History  Initially tested in test cricket (india vs. srilanka) in 2008.  In test ckt,ICC launched it officially for 1st time on 24 Nov, 2009 played b/w (pak & newzealand).  In ODI ckt, was launched officially for 1st time in Jan,2011 during England's tour to Australia.  Initially ICC made it mandatory in all international matches, but later on its use was decided upon the approval of both teams.  To increase accuracy, amendments have also been made to it time to time.
  • 5. No, of reviewing options  Either of the opponent teams can have max, of 2 unsuccessful options  In case, if both the reviews of a teams proves wrong, then they are left on the decision of on-field umpire.  I n test ckt, after 80 over's, the reviews resets.  Beside this if the on-field umpire is doubting about a decision, he might also call for review by itself.  Note that whenever a player has to call for review, he has to make “T” with has hands
  • 6. Components & working  Composed of three parts. 1. HAWK EYE / EAGLE EYE: 2. HOTSPOT: 3. REAL TIME SNICKOMETER:  HAWK EYE / EAGLE EYE:  A ball tracking technology that plots ball trajectory to check whether the ball is going to hit the stumps or not..! It is like to check for LBW outs.  Exp: let D=distance from strike end,  (if D>2.5m OR travels more than 40cm before it is faced,)…is always declared not out.
  • 8. 2. Hotspot  An infrared imaging system that illumines the spot where the ball comes in contact with bat or pad  Shortly, it checks out for the narrow contacts of ball with bat or pad  Its accuracy is about 90-95%  New high resolution cameras have been in use for the sack of accuracy
  • 9. 3. REAL TIME SNICKMETER  A system having an installed microphone in stumps so that to collect the sound produced by minor contacts when the ball comes in contact with the bat,  Shortly, it checks out the result of caught by case and makes it clear whether the ball came in contact with the bat or not.  It is like drawing a graph of sound waves.
  • 10. Advantages & Disadvantages  Purity has been brought into cricket.  Rights of each player has been reserved.  Interest of viewers have been enhanced in cricket.  Sports & technology is getting mixed.  It is like that cricket is losing its natural flavor because of technological interruption.
  • 11. Any question…??  ELSE THANKSS TO ALL…!!