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COMMUNICATION
On some occasions it is necessary to get some sort of feedback and act upon the response, sometimes with several exchanges of information. Not surprisingly, this is known as 'Two way communication'
The Sender (umpire) asks the Receiver (captain/player) for information and then acts upon it.
Two-way communication will normally be used in dealing with conflict. If two players, perhaps a fielder and a batter, are having a heated argument, the umpires need to know what it is about so that they can tell the players that they have had their say and now they need to get on with the match. Just a short discussion to understand everyone's point of view will help calm things down
On some occasions it is necessary to get some sort of feedback and act upon the response, sometimes with several exchanges of information. Not surprisingly, this is known as 'Two way communication'
The Sender (umpire) asks the Receiver (captain/player) for information and then acts upon it.
Two-way communication will normally be used in dealing with conflict. If two players, perhaps a fielder and a batter, are having a heated argument, the umpires need to know what it is about so that they can tell the players that they have had their say and now they need to get on with the match. Just a short discussion to understand everyone's point of view will help calm things down