Controversial run out: India and Bangladesh fans start abusing each other on social media

Meanwhile, in a poll conducted by Wah Cricket on Twitter, 65% of the people believed Mushfiqur Rahim should have been given out.

At first it seemed Mushfiqur had made his ground but replays conveyed that his bat was in the air. After taking considerable amount of time third umpire Chris Gaffaney decided to go with batsman. Mushfiqur was batting on 18.

The decision has already had its impact on the Test match as Mushfiqur Rahim was still unbeaten on 81 at the close off play and is the only hope of Bangladesh to avoid follow on.

The decision not only got the commentators debating but it also sparked off a huge war of words between India and Bangladesh fans on social media. It all started with this.

Some more Indian fans joined in and the Bangladeshis were not ready to back off.

The matter developed into a whirlwind when some of the Bangladesh fans brought in the World Cup 2015 controversial Rohit Sharma No Ball decision, where Rohit survived because the umpire called it a No ball.

It continued further and more and more people started to pinch in.

In the 50th over of the Bangladesh innings, Shakib-Al-Hasan went for a quick single, Mushfiqur was late to react and Saha whipped the bails off in a flash off a Jadeja return.