🏏Rules
mediumIn cricket's Decision Review System, what is the "umpire's call" ruling used for?
AWhen technology confirms the on-field decision was clearly correct
✓When ball-tracking shows the delivery would have marginally hit or missed the stumps, keeping the original on-field decision
CWhen the third umpire cannot access the replay
DWhen a review is used up but the result is still unclear
Answer Explanation
"Umpire's call" applies specifically to marginal LBW decisions (impact and wicket zones), where ball-tracking projections are close enough to the stump line or bail height that the on-field umpire's original call stands.