Dhoni, Smith warn against Spidercam interference


  • Cricket
  • Sunday, 24 Jan 2016

SYDNEY (Reuters) - India's Mahendra Singh Dhoni knows the introduction of broadcast technology has enhanced the viewing experience for fans but the skipper has called for restraint after the overhead 'Spidercam' interfered with play in Saturday's one-dayer against Australia.

Virat Kohli upper-cut John Hastings for a boundary in the 19th over of India's innings but it was declared a dead-ball after hitting the camera.

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