The BBL is rolling out a review system this season but captains will be walking a fine line when they use it! 🧐 9WWOS
, teams will get one unsuccessful review each, consistent with the regulations followed in most other Twenty20 domestic leagues., which provided teams two unsuccessful reviews per innings at this year's tournament, has allowed more elbow room for referrals.
Captains will have 15 seconds after a delivery is made to request a review of the umpire's decision, with a successfully overturned review seeing the challenging side retain its review. With the BBL's 61-match fixture spread across 14 venues with multiple games being played in different locations on the same day, the logistical undertaking of transporting equipment and operators is going to be enormous forFor a daily dose of the best of the breaking news and exclusive content from Wide World of Sports, subscribe to our newsletter by
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