Time for ICC to bring back impartial umpires: Shakib

  Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan asked the International Cricket Council (ICC) to bring back nonpartisan umpires for worldwide matches all over the planet.

 

"I believe it's the ideal opportunity for Icc to back to unbiased umpires as Coronavirus circumstance is alright in most cricket playing nations," tweeted Shakib during Bangladesh's continuous first Test against South Africa at Kingsmead in Durban today. Shakib is feeling the loss of the South Africa Test series because of individual reasons. The inversion of Kyle Verreynne's LBW off Mehedi Hasan Miraz in the second meeting on Day 4 of the game was the eighth time that the umpires' choice must be toppled following an audit in the game.

Additionally, there were many events when the umpires' choice remained simply inferable from the umpire's call rule with a large portion of the narrow escapes conflicting with the Tigers' approval.

Indeed, even South Africa captain Dean Elgar, who rode on his karma on various occasions during his 64-run thump, was given out after the Tigers decided on an audit when South African umpire Marais Erasmus had turned down the underlying allure. Shakib's tweet asking ICC to utilize impartial umpires trailed behind the excusal of the South African captain

I think it’s time for #Icc to back to neutral umpires as covid situation is ok in most cricket playing countries. #SAvBAN

— Shakib Al Hasan (@Sah75official) April 3, 2022