“Stop complaining about DRS”: Former Australian star criticizes Ben Stokes on ‘umpire’s call’ cricket news

Following England’s Test captain Ben Stokes’ opinion that the ‘umpire’s call’ should be removed from the decision review system for LBW outs, former Australia star Brad Hogg criticized the player by saying he should not complain about it. Shouldn’t concentrate on. Hogg commented that the ‘umpire’s call’ can go in anyone’s favor so Stokes should not worry too much about it. “If I’m completely honest, they should remove the ‘umpire’s call’,” England captain Stokes told talkSPORT after the third Test against India in Rajkot.

However, Hogg’s opinions differ from Stokes when it comes to ‘umpire calls’.

“For me, the more I think about it, the more I think the umpire’s call should have been made, knowing that the technique is a bit wrong. Yes, it may cost you at certain stages of the game, but To some extent, the opposition may also have to pay the price for this.” Also stage in the series. Stop complaining about DRS because it’s the same for both sides,” Hogg said in his talk. youtube Channel.

Bowling at full tilt in the nets has raised hopes of Ben Stokes progressing into the fourth Test against India, but the England captain preferred to maintain suspense over his availability as a bowler in Ranchi on Thursday.

Stokes has played only as a batsman since the second Ashes Test last June due to his knee problem. However, he was seen bowling extensively in the nets on the eve of the fourth Test.

Visiting England is trailing 1-2 in the five-match Test series. They won the first match in Hyderabad before losing the second and third matches in Visakhapatnam and Rajkot.

(With PTI inputs)