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       Umpires and DRS
       By: Mackem ref Date: April 4, 2020, 3:45 am
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  HTML https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/28993631/which-umpire-fares-best-reviewed-drs
       A very interesting article on how the current elite panel
       umpires fair with DRS, as well as its two most recent former
       members, Gould and Ravi.
       Whilst there is the huge caviar of it only considering decisions
       reviewed, these statistics show Michael Gough in a very
       favourable light. I think he has been a great addition to the
       panel and will go on to have a very successful career.
       At the other end of the spectrum, no surprise to see Joel Wilson
       down there. However, Nigel Llong and Chris Gaffaney are very
       close to Wilson in accuracy!
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       Re: Umpires and DRS
       By: TVOS Date: May 3, 2020, 5:50 pm
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       [quote author=Mackem ref link=topic=1456.msg16978#msg16978
       date=1585989927]
  HTML https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/28993631/which-umpire-fares-best-reviewed-drs
       A very interesting article on how the current elite panel
       umpires fair with DRS, as well as its two most recent former
       members, Gould and Ravi.
       Whilst there is the huge caviar of it only considering decisions
       reviewed, these statistics show Michael Gough in a very
       favourable light. I think he has been a great addition to the
       panel and will go on to have a very successful career.
       At the other end of the spectrum, no surprise to see Joel Wilson
       down there. However, Nigel Llong and Chris Gaffaney are very
       close to Wilson in accuracy!
       [/quote]
       Huge caviar must come from big fishes!
       #Post#: 17553--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Umpires and DRS
       By: Acme Thunderer Date: May 18, 2020, 7:18 am
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       Copied across from the appointments thread as being more
       relevant perhaps under general discussion:
       Article in today's Times with the headline 'Covid will end
       neutral umpiring but really DRS did that long ago'. This move,
       if adopted, would obviate the need for elite umpires to travel
       vast distances in these times of travel difficulties, but it is
       expected that such a move could become permanent. I assume the
       umpire operating DRS would still need to be neutral.
       #Post#: 20726--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Umpires and DRS
       By: Game of Throw Ins Date: September 10, 2020, 5:34 am
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       Didn't want to start a new thread so have piggy backed this one.
       I was very surprised at what I thought were underwhelming
       performances by Richard Kettleborough and Richard Illingworth in
       the recent Test series, especially as both have won the David
       Shepherd Trophy.   I retain a lot of respect for both and it
       made me wonder whether, just as England perhaps is seen as one
       of the most difficult countries to bat in, maybe umpiring is
       more difficult too.
       Although both of course still have some county duty I did wonder
       whether Michael Gough, who had two brilliant series, was more
       attuned to the level of movement in English conditions.
       I wonder which of the emerging English umpires will eventually
       join the Elite Panel.  I've been interested to see the
       development of Martin Saggers. After his first year on the
       county circuit an experienced player told me that he was not
       highly thought of on the circuit.  He seems to have made great
       strides since and hasn't looked out of place in the
       International matches I've seen this summer.
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       Re: Umpires and DRS
       By: RCG Date: October 10, 2020, 9:27 am
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       Good interview with Gough mentioned on BBC Sport website.
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