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This is an archive article published on July 2, 2012

Graeme Pollock slams BCCI,ICC for DRS non-implementation

Pollock felt BCCI's continuous rejection of DRS is mainly due to its unsuitability to Indian batsmen.

Graeme Pollock,voted South Africa8217;s best cricketer of the 20th century in 2009,has blasted BCCI for yet again raising a red flag for the universal implementation of the DRS.

Pollock did not spare the ICC either as he slammed the world governing body of the game for not taking on the financial and administrative responsibility to impose the technology.

Pollock felt the BCCI8217;s continuous rejection of the DRS was mainly due to its unsuitability to Indian batsmen.

8220;It8217;s ridiculous that India have managed to do this on their own,but it does suggest that DRS favours sides that have lots of good batsmen,8221; Pollock said.

Pollock was reacting to BCCI8217;s opposition to the DRS at an ICC board meeting in Kuala Lumpur last week,effectively vetoing the adoption of the system that uses infrared cameras,finely-tuned microphones and ball-tracking devices to aid umpires.

8220;Essentially,the system does not suit India8217;s top six batsmen. You play differently if you8217;re a batsman,when the review system is in operation,8221; Pollock told the daily 8216;Business Day8217;.

 

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