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When Virat Kohli was given out, there was an uproar, this is how displeasure was seen in the dressing room on Nitin Menon’s LBW
In the second Test match against Australia, there has been an uproar regarding Indian batsman Virat Kohli. On the second day of the Test match, when Virat Kohli was busy trying to handle the Indian innings on the pitch, he was declared out. There has been a lot of hue and cry about this wicket.
Virat Kohli has been given out by umpire Nitin Menon. Actually Virat was out LBW in the first innings of the match. The way the umpire dismissed Virat, it is being said that the ball first hit the bat and not the pad. At the same time, neither Virat Kohli himself nor the Indian team was happy with this decision of being given out.
Please tell that when Virat Kohli was given out, he was on 44 and was moving towards his 29th half-century. He played this powerful innings in 84 balls with the help of four fours and strengthened the Indian team. But during this he became the victim of spinner Kuhneman in the 50th over. He was given out LBW by Nitin Menon.
It is being said that the ball on which Virat was given out was the third ball of the 50th over. This ball went in fast without turn. Kohli’s bat was near the pad but still he was given LBW. Kohli took the review even after which his innings could not continue and the umpires did not change the decision. The Third Empire also supported the Maidan Empire. However, it is clear that the ball first hit the bat and not the pad.
This is how the game of the second day
Australia has a lead of 62 runs in the second Test match being held in Delhi for the Border Gavaskar Trophy. By the end of the second day’s play, the Indian team was reduced to just 262 runs in the first innings. While Australia had given a target of 263 runs in the first innings. At the time of stumps for the Australian team in the second Test, Travis Head was playing 39 runs in 40 balls and Marnus Labuschagne was playing 16 runs in 19 balls. At the same time, Australia’s first wicket of Usman Khawaja returned to the pavilion after scoring just 6 runs.
