Adelaide, Dec. 22 -- Australian left-arm speedster Mitchell Starc has questioned the International Cricket Council (ICC) over not paying for the DRS technology in international cricket.

Starc believes that the ICC should use a single DRS provider across all matches to avoid inconsistencies in umpire decision-making. Starc's comments came after the ongoing DRS controversy in the Ashes series.

In the ongoing Ashes series, Australia and England expressed frustration with several decisions involving Real Time Snicko (RTS), with tensions boiling over during the recently concluded Adelaide Test.

During Australia's first innings, England's review was reinstated by the ICC after the supplier of Snicko technology admitted an operator error that...