IND vs ENG LIVE Score: Virat Kohli’s DRS goof-up continues, Rishabh Pant comes to rescue – India captain Virat Kohli is one of the most successful captains in the history of Indian cricket, but he is one of the most unsuccessful captains when it comes to taking the DRS calls. During Day’s 4 play of the ongoing Test, India lost all three reviews. While the first one was used in a close call by Ravindra Jadeja on Joe Root’s appeal, the other two were misspent on Mohammed Siraj’s confident calls, which serves India no good.
Earlier during England’s first innings Nottingham on Wednesday, Virat Kohli made a wrong call of DRS and lost a review in the first session while Rishabh Pant forced him to take the perfect DRS to help India take the 2nd wicket.
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In the 21st over of the innings, Siraj bowled a beautiful in-swinger to Zak Crawley. The right-hand batsman in order to defend the ball inside-edged it to wicket-keeper Rishabh Pant. As soon as Pant caught the ball he started celebrating but the umpire did not raise the figure. Virat then went to Pant and asked him if he heard the sound. Pant was confident and forced him to take the DRS. In the end, the third umpire asked the on-field umpire to change the decision as there was an edge. Crawley was sent back on 27 runs in 68 balls.
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Earlier, in the same over Virat took a DRS against Dom Sibley. Indian team appealed for the LBW but could not convince the umpire. However, Virat decided to take the review and the ball was missing the stumps. Virat was never good with the reviews. Earlier when MS Dhoni used to play along with him, Dhoni used to take calls on DRS.
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