Auto-No ball system in Cricket | Third umpire to call front foot no ball

[@iniyankrishnan5449]

Welcome move for sure.. umpires now concentrate more on business end and it will be good for the game

[@nakulghate9448]

I hope this change may help improve the accuracy of LBW decisions. Again a well researched video. Cheers!!

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[@gowtham7375]

I am so amazed as how you collect all this info. Thanks a lot...

[@TheCricketDigest]

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[@NikhileshSurve7428]

TV Umpire should be made to jump in even when a wrong no ball call is given on a Wicket taking delivery. Also I read an article of Ian Chappell that it's better to bring back the back foot no ball which was abandoned may be in the 1960s, apparently it is also less stressful on the Bowlers' front foot in terms of the impact upon landing.

[@91rajan]

Its a good move. But only for matches played under camera. Theres so many matches in the world which is played without camera. So umpire still have to keep up the skill of watching the front foot. Lovely video mate, keep going

[@TheCricketDigest]

Very well summarised.

[@YashGarg]

Very good content. You deserve tonnes of more subscribers! Cricket lovers really need more sources of knowledge explained. Thanks!

[@robsengahay5614]

As an umpire I can vouch for how hard it is to spot marginal no balls. Many quick bowlers land and may slide their front foot a few centimetres. Sometimes you can see the heel beyond the line but because you know that bowler often slides on landing you are reluctant to call no ball in case you missed the actual instant of the foot landing. Bear in mind your main focus is 22 yards away so it is hard to gauge this with you peripheral vision. I think this is an excellent move and years overdue. Unlike other 3rd umpire interventions it is not slowing down the passage of play as evidenced in the 1st test between England and Pakistan.

[@TheCricketDigest]

Totally agree with you. Bowlers like Ravindra Jadeja make the job really difficult.

[@TheCricketDigest]

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[@TheCricketDigest]

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[@AB-sb2kj]

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[@danielpattersontube]

This means that the batter won't be able to swing with freedom knowing he can't be out, where as previously an umpire paying attention will put their arm up before the batsman plays their shot

[@chandrashekarhb9349]

Happy to learn this.. Great move.

[@Rakeshkumar-sv2yl]

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[@bgcreationbabi9897]

Just want to know that if a ball cuts the batsman's body from offside to leg side then it will consider as wide or not wide, please answer me

[@TheCricketDigest]

All it matters is where the ball is when it passes the batsman. It doesn't matter where the ball has pitched. So, if the ball is behind the batsman's body on the leg side then it will be called a wide. You can watch the below video to understand the wide concept. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2TEaHiDbd6CipI

[@bgcreationbabi9897]

@@TheCricketDigest thanks.one more doubt - a ball pitched in the leg stump and the batsman left the ball thinking that the ball will be wide and didn't offer any shot. Then the ball hits the batsman's body and goes for some runs. So will it consider as runs or not

[@TheCricketDigest]

@@bgcreationbabi9897 no runs will be given for this incident.

[@bgcreationbabi9897]

You please make a video about this law, so every one can understand. Explain it. Because there is a law if the batsman tries to save him from any injury like bouncer and don't offer any shot it considers as runs

[@TheCricketDigest]

Right. We will cover this topic sometime.

[@sanupvaidya]

Excellent move... Great content in the video

[@kirankottur2571]

Same as No ball, LBW should also be hand over to Tv Umpire for perfect cricket.

[@TheCricketDigest]

Third umpire checking every LBW decision will consume a lot of time. We don't think that would be feasible!

[@2207maddy]

I also thought its full proof but it's not. On ground umpire gives no ball with no time delay. Batsman in spite of hitting ball in air and danger of getting out can plan their run and strike .

[@Anjaya02]

what is the background music

[@tejaravi3527]

Add another umpire on the filed to check the no ball.

[@alokparida7911]

Make video of Full details of ICC LAW.

[@samwheeler6090]

Who calls back foot no-balls?

[@unknownchef.16]

If batsman hit the wicket while running its out or not out ❓

[@TheCricketDigest]

Watch this video to understand hit wicket better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6Gcgaqhq56aqtk

[@ajayburra2691]

Handling no ball to third umpire will brings the accuracy in lbw decisions

[@schrodingerscat1105]

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[@ayushmishra8045]

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