DRS howler sparks controversy during India-NZ 2nd T20I
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New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell suffered a DRS howler during the 2nd T20I against India when 3rd umpire Shaun Baig upheld the on-field LBW decision despite there is a clear mark on Mitchell's bat in the Hot Spot technology and is in no way subordinate in ICC's rulebook to Real-Time Snicko, which in turn uses audio signal processing to distinguish inside edges from the ambient noise and detect them in the process.
