Unfazed by the criticism it has drawn for opposing the Decision Review System, the Indian Cricket Board today stuck to its stand that it does not consider DRS reliable in its present form.
The BCCI, which has opposed DRS since its very inception, has been facing flak from several contries for refusing to use the technology in Test matches. Recently English players such as James Anderson, Graeme Swann and Chris Tremlett criticised BCCI for rejecting it for next month’s Test series.
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