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MANCHESTER, England -- Marten de Roon headed a late equalizer as Middlesbrough snatched a 1-1 draw against Manchester City in the English Premier League on Saturday.Sergio Agueros 150th City goal just before halftime looked like earning the hosts another three points but Pep Guardiolas team paid the price for failing to kill off the game.City had 18 shots to Middlesbroughs none in the first half but the teams intensity dropped after the break and it was caught out when De Roon headed in Stewart Downings cross in stoppage time.Before that, Boro created few clear-cut opportunities but it was never out of the game as the effort required to beat Barcelona on Tuesday caught up with City.That seemed the case early on as City, which apparently rested Raheem Sterling, made a sluggish start. But with Boro having arrived seemingly expecting an onslaught and setting up accordingly, often with 10 men in the box, allowed City to take charge.The host dominated possession and the chances eventually began to come in waves. Kevin De Bruyne had a free kick blocked, Fernandinho fired a shot wide, and Ilkay Gundogan failed to find the target after a good break down the right.Boro goalkeeper Victor Valdes was first called into action to deal with a long-range effort from Aleksandar Kolarov before De Bruyne shot across the face of goal. Valdes then denied Aguero after a clever backheel from Silva, who was ruled offside as he attempted to pounce on the rebound.After Aguero put another attempt wide, the breakthrough finally came just before the interval. Boro again had players back in numbers but that did not prevent De Bruyne from curling in an inch-perfect ball into the box for Aguero to clip home first time from six yards.Jesus Navas almost added an immediate second, striking the outside of the post.There was alarm as Fernandinho lost possession on halfway and Boro broke but Downing drilled a shot across goal. Alvaro Negredo, facing former club City, also got clear down the right and fired in a dangerous low cross but John Stones just beat Forshaw to the ball.Aguero should have made it 2-0 when he was picked out in the area by Navas five minutes from time but, despite having time to line up his shot, fired over.That was a major let-off for Boro and it took advantage as Downing curled in a superb cross and De Roon made a perfect run to head home at the back post. It was too late for City to respond and two points were dropped. Cheap Custom T-shirts . -- Gus Malzahn finally had his day in Fayetteville. 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The upshot More batsmen are likely to be given lbw when the fielding captain asks for a not-out decision to be referred to the third umpire, under the new DRS protocol.Why? Because the amount of protection given to the on-field umpires decision - the umpires call - has been reduced. So the fielding team has a greater chance of getting a not-out changed to an out.What has changed? The zone in which more than half the ball must hit the pad for not-out decisions to be overturned has been increased. And the zone in which the ball-tracking projection needed to show more than half the ball hitting the stumps has also been increased. So the bowlers have a larger area in their favour, and batsmen - as well as the on-field umpires decisions - are less protected than before.By how much has the zone increased? Previously, for not-out decisions to be overturned, more than half the ball needed to hit the pad in line with a zone between the middle of off stump and the middle of leg stump, and from the bottom of the bails downwards. Now, the zone is between the outside of off stump and the outside of leg stump. The bottom-of-the bails limit has not changed.And previously, for not-out decisions to be overturned, the bball-tracking projection needed to show more than half the ball hitting the stumps between the middle of off stump and the middle of leg stump, and from the bottom of the bails downwards.dddddddddddd Now, the zone is from the outside of off stump and the outside of leg stump. The bottom-of-the-bails limit has not changed.The increase in the width of the zone is about 3.8 centimetres: half a stumps width (1.9 centimetres) on either side.How will this impact the game? Under the previous DRS conditions, for a not-out lbw decision to be overturned, the ball needed to have hit the pad well in line with the stumps and the projection needed to show the ball pretty much crashing into the stumps. Now, for such decisions to be overturned, more than half the ball still needs to hit the pad in line with the stumps, but not as much as before, and more than half the ball still needs to hit the stumps, but not as centrally as before.Expect to see more reviews of not-out lbw decisions, more on-field decisions being overturned and, in time, perhaps more lbw appeals being upheld on the field. ' ' '