New Delhi, Oct 6: The controversial Hot Spot has been a disappointment in the recent India-England ODI series and it will not be used in the five-match one-day contest between the two countries starting on October 14, according to the head of the company behind the technology.
BBG Sports chief executive Warren Brennan said that his company has decided not to bring the Hot Spot technology for the upcoming ODI series after it did not find BCCI’s support.
“BBG Sports is disappointed at how the Hot Spot performed in the UK during the England vs India series.
There were several incidents where we were hoping for better outcomes from the technology,” Brennan said.
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