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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Reinstatement of the referral
"However, we have always acknowledged there is room for further improvement in the available technology and this investigation will be conducted in that light, so the system becomes even more reliable."
Earlier on Saturday England had called for the reinstatement of the referral they used against Smith, who appeared to edge a ball to the wicket-keeper but was not given out by the umpire -- a decision upheld after a referral.
Source : http://in.news.yahoo.com/137/20100116/736/tnl-icc-to-look-at-umpire-review-system.html
Could you please explain to me the emboldened parts?
I know reinstatement means "to give back the job again to someone" and "referral" means "to refer someone", but I can't understand them here.
Earlier on Saturday England had called for the reinstatement of the referral they used against Smith, who appeared to edge a ball to the wicket-keeper but was not given out by the umpire -- a decision upheld after a referral.
Source : http://in.news.yahoo.com/137/20100116/736/tnl-icc-to-look-at-umpire-review-system.html
Could you please explain to me the emboldened parts?
I know reinstatement means "to give back the job again to someone" and "referral" means "to refer someone", but I can't understand them here.
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" Earlier on Saturday England had called for the reinstatement of the referral they used against Smith, who appeared to edge a ball to the wicket-keeper but was not given out by the umpire -- a decision upheld after a referral. Source : Could you please explain to me the emboldened parts? I know reinstatement means "to give back the job again to someone" and "referral" means "to refer someone", but I can't understand them here.
- " Earlier on Saturday England had called for the reinstatement of the referral they used against Smith, who appeared to edge a ball to the wicket-keeper but was not given out by the umpire -- a decision upheld after a referral.
- Source : Could you please explain to me the emboldened parts?
- I know reinstatement means "to give back the job again to someone" and "referral" means "to refer someone", but I can't understand them here.
- It sounds like it means this.
- England disagreed with the original decision by the umpire.
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Hi,
"However, we have always acknowledged there is room for further improvement in the available technology and this investigation will be conducted in that light, so the system becomes even more reliable."
Earlier on Saturday England had called for the reinstatement of the referral they used against Smith, who appeared to edge a ball to the wicket-keeper but was not gi
"However, we have always acknowledged there is room for further improvement in the available technology and this investigation will be conducted in that light, so the system becomes even more reliable."
Earlier on Saturday England had called for the reinstatement of the referral they used against Smith, who appeared to edge a ball to the wicket-keeper but was not gi
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