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What is the purpose of the 'umpire's call' in the Decision Review System (DRS)?
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To confirm a correct decision
Quiz Options
- To confirm a correct decision
- To signal an incorrect decision
- To indicate the original decision stands
- To declare a no-ball
Explanation & Context
In DRS, 'umpire's call' signifies that the original on-field umpire's decision will stand, and the technology's findings do not provide enough evidence to overturn it.
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