Cowan rues absence of review system

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Melbourne: Debutant Australian opener Ed Cowan on Monday rued the absence of Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS) in the ongoing Test series against India and called on the ICC to make the technology uniform for all Test-playing nations.

“As someone who loves his cricket and has watched a lot of cricket, I just don’t understand why it can’t be handed down by the ICC to be uniform in all the game. And that’s me speaking as an outsider and not as someone who has been in the bubble for a long time,” said Cowan after starting his career with an impressive 68 on day one of the first Test here.

Cowan didn’t seem happy after his debatable dismissal at a crucial time. “I was disappointed to get out. It was a bit of a lazy shot. You saw the replays, you saw my reaction, you can join the dots I guess. With the DRS, I’m an interesting perspective because I’ve been a consumer of the game for so long. This is day one on the job for me.”

Another decision which rubbed Australia the wrong way was the dismissal of Mike Hussey who was given caught behind off Zaheer Khan. (PTI)

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