Umpire's Call in DRS: Why a Ball Hitting Stumps Stays Not Out

Umpire's call kicks in when ball-tracking is too marginal to overturn the on-field decision

To overturn a not-out LBW, more than 50% of the ball must be shown hitting the stumps

Tests allow 3 reviews per innings; ODIs and T20Is allow 2 each, and you keep a review on umpire's call

India was cricket's biggest DRS sceptic before adopting it fully around 2016-17

DRS needs three reds — pitching, impact and wickets all in line — to give an LBW out

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