Sachin Tendulkar 'Completely Disagrees' With Current DRS Format. Here's Why

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The Decision Review System (DRS) is perhaps of the most disputable subject in world cricket right now because of its vagueness. Subsequent to being presented in Test cricket in 2008, DRS was subsequently applied in ODI and T20I cricket in 2011 and 2017, separately. DRS was one of the significant arguments during the as of late finished up Boundary Gavaskar Prize, aside from the pitches. Talking at the India Today Gathering, batting extraordinary Sachin Tendulkar communicated his mistake over the umpire's bring in the ongoing DRS design.

"I totally can't help contradicting the ongoing arrangement, assuming the ball is stirring things up around town, it's out and in the event that not, the player proceeds to bat.When somebody, either the hitter or bowler, is discontent with the on-field umpire's call and that is the reason they go to the third umpire. Why are they returning to the choice of the on-field umpire? In the event that you've chosen to go that course (with innovation), go that course. Yet, what we're attempting to do is blending the two things and I deviate," said Tendulkar.