Ex-Pakistan Star Hasan Raza Blames India For ‘DRS Control’, Triggers Debate

The Indian cricket crew frolicked to their eighth triumph in as many matches as it pounded South Africa in a Cricket World Cup 2023 match at Eden Nurseries on Sunday. The Indian group’s staggering show in the competition has acquired them a lot of praises from the cricketing universe. Against the Proteas, India got an incredible 243-run win to reinforce their spot at the highest point of the focuses table. Yet, there stay some like previous Pakistan cricketer Hasan Raza who feel Rohit Sharma’s men are ‘controlling DRS’ to get things their way.

Raza, in a talk on a Pakistani Television station, said that DRS control On the planet Cup has been vital to India’s progress in this mission. He refered to the case of Rassie van der Dussen’s excusal in the match to make sense of his point.

“Jadeja got five wickets and wrapped up with profession best figures. We were discussing innovation where DRS was being taken. Van de Dussen was the player and the ball was raising a ruckus around town stump in the wake of pitching on leg stump. How can that be the case?

“The effect was in line, yet the ball was going towards the leg stump. Like every other person, I’m simply imparting my insight. I’m expressing that such things ought to be checked. DRS is being controlled and that is obviously noticeable,” Raza said on the Pakistani channel ABN.

Raza even said that India had controlled DRS On the planet Cup match against Pakistan as well.

“It was not the initial time. The survey in the match among Pakistan and South Africa and the last wicket association. They didn’t actually apologize. Home circumstances and home benefits become possibly the most important factor,” he added.

The previous Pakistan cricketer likewise focused on that India had controlled DRS in the 2011 World Cup as well, especially for the scandalous occurrence including Sachin Tendulkar and Saeed Ajmal.

Raza feels it’s this kind of ‘home benefit’ that plays had a critical impact in Group India’s control in the ODI World Cup this year.