In a weird play, two participant critiques have been taken off the identical ball bowled by R Ashwin throughout a Tamil Nadu Premier League match between Dindigul Dragons vs Ba11sy Trichy in Coimbatore. After Trichy's R Rajkumar had efficiently overturned an on-field caught-behind resolution from umpire Ok Srinivasan within the thirteenth over, Ashwin signalled for one more overview of the identical.

Ashwin, the Dindigul captain, was seemingly sad with the unique resolution being overturned and had a dialogue with each on-field umpires, Srinivasan and MV Saidharshan Kumar. S Nishaanth, the TV umpire, dominated it not out as soon as once more.

Ashwin had turned a carrom ball away from the right-hand batter Rajkumar, with wicketkeeper B Indrajith cleanly amassing the ball behind the stumps. After a number of replays, Nishaanth deemed that the bat had hit the bottom, not the ball. The UltraEdge detected an enormous spike when the bat hit the turf after which the TV umpire "saw a gap between bat and ball". He mentioned that the hole was clear sufficient to reverse the on-field out resolution.

Upon the second overview, the TV umpire as soon as once more examined the UltraEdge visuals and mentioned that the "spike was due to the bat hitting the ground" and there was "a gap between bat and ball".

The resolution did not have any impression on the ultimate consequence as Dindigul went on to win by six wickets. After the sport, although, Ashwin expressed his displeasure on the resolution.

"Looking at the big screen, I felt [it was out]," he mentioned on the post-match presentation. "DRS is a new rule in this competition. The spike [on UltraEdge] generally comes ahead of the bat, even if there is an edge. And to overturn the on field call, there has to be conclusive evidence. That they overturned it, I was slightly not happy. So, I reviewed it, hoping they [umpires] might look at it from a different angle."

"It was a very close call, right? It happens," Ganesh mentioned on the post-match press convention. "I felt it was a close call from the inside. Again with Ash anna [brother], he was right to take the DRS as well."

The TNPL is in its seventh version, however that is the primary time that DRS - and the Impact Player rule - has been launched within the league.

"I'm feeling jetlagged," Ashwin mentioned. "I did some stretching. Initially while starting the game, the first ten overs were okay. As the game progressed, the body became stiff. The jetlag is there, but I wanted to play with the boys."