WengerOut
First Class Captain
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- Nov 11, 2017
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Yeah bro the third umpire will check for lbw as well. Same will happen in the opposite scenario too. At the time of appealing the fielders and the bowler don’t tell the umpire what they’re appealing for and when the umpire says not out, he declares that the batsman is not out under any law of cricket. So if the ball tracking shows umpire’s call, the original not out decision will stand.
My point was he can be given out by DRS for an LBW even if there is an umpires call scenario. But then ,onfield umpire originally gave that out for caught at short leg and not LBW. Then how come umpires call gets a batsman out in an LBW scenario ?