91.   A South African Rugby Football Union experiment using television replays to help referees making border-line decisions could be scuttled by an international moratorium on rule changes.

92.   A television replay appeared to show that the ball had crossed the line.

93.   A television replay showed the referee had sent off the wrong player.

94.   A television replay showed the goal should have counted.

95.   Adams was ruled run out by umpire Steve Bucknor after consulting with third umpire Ralph Gosein, who was monitoring the television replays.

96.   After a short discussion, crew chief Ed Montague changed the call, and television replays showed the ball was clearly foul when it sailed past the foul pole.

97.   Although television replays showed Joubert did not have full control of the ball, referee Brian Stirling awarded the score to South Africa.

98.   Although television replays indicated that the ball passed the goal mouth line, English referee Paul Durkin ruled it out.

99.   An inconclusive television replay forced third umpire Bill Sheahan to give Ponting the benefit of the doubt.

100.   Burger, who will referee the first game using the technology, said using television replays could eliminate many of the controversial close decisions in the sport.