The referral system

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After the recent ODI World Cup and the amount of times it was just used tactically, plus the current Test match I'm almost leaning towards just getting rid of it. Wastes time and atm is creating as many problems as it solves.
 
It's a joke. They either need to overhaul the entire system and have all forms of assistance available or just scrap it altogether.

The usage of it has been too inconsistent and it's making the entire concept look farcical.
 
Referrals should probably be taken away for LBWs when a batsman doesn't play a shot, if the hawkeye says the ball is missing the stumps by a couple of centimetres shouldn't allowed to get away with a not out.

Didn't really miss having the system absent for the Indian Test series, the umpire continually checking the no balls on Australian wickets at Adelaide was ridiculous though, not sure what was going on there.
 
In the end it probably cost India more than it cost Australia in the test series. There were a couple of howlers but all in all the umpires were right 95% of the time with another 4% 50/50 calls. We can probably do without the DRS
 
nairbe said:
In the end it probably cost India more than it cost Australia in the test series. There were a couple of howlers but all in all the umpires were right 95% of the time with another 4% 50/50 calls. We can probably do without the DRS
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No way, look at this one
 
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