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Laws and the Top Order - Downstairs Rainforest Situation

Laws and the Top Order - Downstairs Rainforest Situation

FromThe Top Order Cricket Podcast


Laws and the Top Order - Downstairs Rainforest Situation

FromThe Top Order Cricket Podcast

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Length:
27 minutes
Released:
Mar 6, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In the second of our bonus episodes this week, we discuss reports of the MCC proposing potential rule changes to the ICC.
Should 'Umpire's Call' be removed from the cricketing lexicon?
What's the best use of technology in decision making?
And what role should the on-field umpire play in all of this?

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Released:
Mar 6, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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A Pom, an Aussie and two Kiwis walk into a bar ... it’s not a joke, it’s The Top Order, a cricketing podcast where good friends mix their own banter and opinion with extended interviews with some of cricket's most interesting characters from the past and present day.