WPL 2023 Mumbai Indians vs UP Warriors DRS Video; Different play at UGC, 3rd umpire had to change his decision after 2 DRSNews WAALI

Mumbai: Mumbai Indians won their fourth match in Women’s Premier League 2023 against UP Warriors by 8 wickets. With this win, Mumbai remains at the top position in the points table. His firm form also remains. However, during this game, once again there was a large pattern of poor judgment. This time, it was not the referee on the field, but the third official who directly gave the wrong decision. Interestingly, after the DRS, the third umpire had to change his decision.

In fact, this is the first time in the history of cricket that DRS has been taken for the second time in a single match. The match played between UP Warriors and Mumbai Indians has rarely been seen by the world before. DRS was used twice for one wicket in this match. In the end the referees had to change their decision.

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All this happened in the 5th over. When Warriors bowler Sophie Ecclestone bowled the fifth ball to Mumbai opener Hayley Mathews, Hayley tried to block the yorker. Ecclestone and wicketkeeper and captain Alyssa Healy made strong appeals, seeing the ball go in through leg and bat. However, the referee refused to concede. When Healy asked Ecclestone, he asked for a review. In the end Hilly took the DRS.

In the first review…

The third referee saw the first review. The ball hit the bat first. However, UltraAge showed that the ball hits the boots first. Then when the umpire looked at the ball tracking, he had pitching line, wicket hitting and impact in line. In such circumstances, Mathews was declared out. But after this the real drama happened….

Another review

Batsman Mathews did not trust DRS. He started talking to bowler Ecclestone and opposition captain Alyssa Healy. On the other hand, a discussion started between the two field umpires. After this, her colleague Yesthika Bhatia, who was standing with Mathews, asked to take Drs. So a review was carried out once again and this time it was shown that the ball hit the ground and touched the bat directly.

Each frame was reviewed and observed repeatedly. In which the ball is seen without first touching the boot. In such a situation, the third umpire had to change his decision and declare that Mathews was not out by the field umpire. Even the onfield referee was shocked to see this scene.

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However, this unique case of DRS has generated a lot of discussion. Earlier, Mumbai Indians captain Harmanpreet Kaur made a fresh start by revising for a wide. She also changed the referee’s decision.