IPL 2023: Learn the DRS Rules about to be applied this year

The BCCI made a major announcement in their rules list ahead of the much-anticipated IPL 2023 season. According to the new DRS rule, players in the IPL 2023 season can request reviews for wides and no-balls.

DRS Rules in IPL 2023

The IPL 2023 tournament will follow the established rules for the Decision Review System (DRS) used in other cricket tournaments. The process for a DRS review involves several fixed steps followed by the third umpire. 

• The challenging team has 15 seconds after the on-field umpire gives the decision to decide whether or not to opt for a DRS review. 

• The fielding captain or the batsman declared out must signal a "T" sign to the on-field umpire to review the decision. 

• If the request is made after the 15-second time limit, the umpires will decline the request. 

• Players are not permitted to query an umpire about any aspect of the decision before requesting a review. 

• Before proceeding with the replays using Hawk-Eye, Ultra-Edge/Real-Time Snicko (RTS), and HotSpot technologies, the third umpire first determines whether the delivery is legal. 

• In cases of lbw or an appeal for a catch, Ultra-Edge/RTS and HotSpot are used to determine whether the ball has struck the bat. 

• HotSpot detects heat caused by the interaction of the bat and ball, resulting in a spot on the bat. 

• When the ball is close to the bat, Ultra-Edge/RTS uses sound to indicate a deviation or spike. 

• The review will not be lost if the decision is upheld due to an 'umpire's call.'

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