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Communications between umpires to be aired during knock-outs

Last updated on: March 17, 2015 16:40 IST
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Umpire Ian Gould and Michael Clarke of Australia

Umpire Ian Gould and Michael Clarke of Australia share a light moment during the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup. Photograph: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

The ICC on Tuesday confirmed that TV umpire communications during decision-making will be put to air for the knock-out stages of the World Cup.

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In Wednesday's first quarter-final between Sri Lanka and South Africa at the Sydney Cricket Ground, the audio feed of the on-field officials with the third umpire will be made available to the host broadcasters.

The International Cricket Council held a successful trial during the ODI series between Australia and South Africa in November last year, and it will be introduced for the final seven matches - 4 quarters, 2 semi-finals and the final – of the 50-overs showpiece event.

The umpire communications can be aired during umpire referrals, consultations and DRS player reviews.

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