Former Indian cricket crew batter Sanjay Manjrekar expressed his sympathy for Virat Kohli after his DRS blunder throughout Day 2 of the primary Check match in opposition to Bangladesh in Chennai on Friday. Kohli was given out LBW by the on-field umpire and the star India batter determined to not go for the DRS overview. Nevertheless, replays confirmed that the ball did hit his bat’s inside edge and a DRS overview would have resulted within the umpire overturning his choice. Manjrekar took to social media to speak in regards to the incident and mentioned that Kohli probably selected to maintain all of the critiques intact for his facet.

“Felt unhealthy for Virat right this moment. He clearly did not suppose he had hit it. Simply needed to know from Gill if ball was hitting stumps. Regardless of Gill encouraging him to go for the overview anyway he walked away dejected wanting to maintain the three critiques for his crew,” Manjrekar posted on X (previously referred to as Twitter).

Felt unhealthy for Virat right this moment. He clearly did not suppose he had hit it. Simply needed to know from Gill if ball was hitting stumps. Regardless of Gill encouraging him to go for the overview anyway he walked away dejected wanting to maintain the three critiques for his crew.#IndVsBan

— Sanjay Manjrekar (@sanjaymanjrekar) September 20, 2024

India reached 81 for 3 at stumps in second innings to increase their general result in 308 runs in opposition to Bangladesh on the second day of the opening Check on Friday.

Shubman Gill (33 not out) and Rishabh Pant (12 not out) had been on the crease when the stumps had been drawn for the day.

Bangladesh had been all out for a paltry 149 of their first innings, giving the hosts a large first-innings lead of 227 runs.

In reply to India’s first-innings complete of 376, Bangladesh might survive simply 47.1 overs.

Tempo spearhead Jasprit Bumrah (4/50) was probably the most profitable bowler for India.

Earlier, India resumed the day on 339/6 and misplaced all 4 wickets for the addition of simply 37 runs.

Ravichandran Ashwin‘s unbelievable knock ended on 113, including 11 runs to his in a single day complete, whereas Ravindra Jadeja fell for 86.

For Bangladesh, Hasan Mahmud accomplished his five-wicket haul (5/83) whereas Taskin Ahmed chipped in with three scalps.

(With PTI inputs)