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With conventional bails, it's very hard for the umpire to tell when the bail is "completely dislodged". A bail is only completely dislodged when both spigots have separated from their stump grooves.

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Not out

Bail is not completely dislodged. The Zing bail does not light up.

wicket diagram

Out

Bail is completely dislodged. The Zing bail lights up and flashes.

wicket diagram

Not out

Bail is not completely dislodged. The Zing bail does not light up.

wicket diagram

Out

Bail is completely dislodged. The Zing bail lights up and flashes.

A microprocessor in each Zing detects when BOTH spigots have become dislodged from the stump grooves. The Zing illuminates within 1/1000th of a second.

Zings flashing bails
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