New rules introduced in the IPL

Talking about whether the DRS (Decision Review System) will be included in the 11th edition of the IPL, the discussion has been going on for a long time. The upcoming IPLADRS system is going on with the end of the speculation. The Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) has said it has decided that the Times of India. A BCCI official said, "We have all kinds of advanced technologies. Then why not the DRS? We have been using DRS for the last one and a half year for international cricket.

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In December last year, a DRS workshop was organized by Vishakapatnam in the Vishakapatnam with the country's top ten umpires. ICC umpire Coach Denis Barnes and Australian umpire Paul Rifle were present at the BCCI workshops. Both of them provided training to the Indian umpires in this workshop. The workshop was organized to make the Indian umpires more aware about the DRA or the review.

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An umpire who participated in this workshop said, "In the domestic cricket, the BCCI still does not use the review system or the DRS. Since the domestic umpires were given the responsibility to play in the IPL, the Board asked us to take part in this workshop. We were told that we are going to implement the DRS in the upcoming IPL and the Board wants us to have the right idea about this technology. "

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