Yeah. You don't have to specify what you're reviewing for.EDIT: If they reviewed that for the catch, could they have gotten him LBW?!?!??!
Given, sorry. Was more "Imagine if they reviewed it hoping for the catch, and then it showed him out LBW."Yeah. You don't have to specify what you're reviewing for.
AFAIK, you simply review the delivery, I think you can be given out for any reason, just like the umpire can give out caught even if you appealed for LBW or something. I don't think the umpire talks to the guys upstairs before they start reviewing.How's that ball for LBW?!
EDIT: If they reviewed that for the catch, could they have gotten him LBW?!?!??!
Just because it was a better result for the bowler, it doesn't mean the bowling was better. Yes, in the long term, better bowling gets more wickets but we're talking about one spell here. It's kind of like saying a bowler who got 5 wickets always bowled better than a teammate who got 4. It might be true more often than not but you can't judge it solely on the number of wickets for one spell.I love Steyn, and it was ****ing awesome, but it didn't get the wicket. Sharma did. So it wasn't a better spell, because that wicket blew the match open.
Had Steyn got Collingwood, they'd have probably been favourites.
Yeah, although the other day we reviewed one where the batsman was actually out stumped and that never got looked atAFAIK, you simply review the delivery, I think you can be given out for any reason, just like the umpire can give out caught even if you appealed for LBW or something. I don't think the umpire talks to the guys upstairs before they start reviewing.
Yeah I agree, good point.Just because it was a better result for the bowler, it doesn't mean the bowling was better. Yes, in the long term, better bowling gets more wickets but we're talking about one spell here. It's kind of like saying a bowler who got 5 wickets always bowled better than a teammate who got 4. It might be true more often than not but you can't judge it solely on the number of wickets for one spell.
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Yea though I assume that was because they just didn't bother checking rather than being precluded from doing so by the laws. Anyone have a link or something for the official rules for UDRS by any chance?Yeah, although the other day we reviewed one where the batsman was actually out stumped and that never got looked at
I think that's what happened anyway
We appealed for the catch IIRC