Brain Fade For Virat Kohli? Star Batter Opts Not To Take DRS Despite Inside Edge On Ball Which Got Him Out LBW, Rohit Sharma's Reaction Goes Viral

While replays later confirmed that Virat Kohli had actually got an inside edge on to the pad, the batter did not review the umpire's decision of "out" but chose to walk back.

India captain Rohit Sharma could not believe that Virat Kohli had not taken the DRS while on-field umpire Richard Kettleborough donned a smile.

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Virat Kohli's poor form in home Test match continued in the second innings of the India vs Bangladesh 1st Test. The right-handed batter with 80 international centuries to his name, hasn't had a great run with the bat in Test matches in home and his string of low scores continued in Chennai as he departed for 17 off 37 in the second innings. However, the batter will be kicking himself after seeing the video of his dismissal in the dressing room.

Replays clearly showed that Kohli had got an inside edge on to his pad off the bowling of Mehidy Hasan Miraz as the on-field umpire raised his finger. While Kohli would have survived had he opted for a Decision Review System (DRS), for some reason, Kohli chose not to review, perhaps not sure if the ball had taken a fine edge off his bat. Soon after the reaction of India captain Rohit Sharmam and umpire Richard Kettleborough went viral on social media.

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Take a look at Rohit Sharma's reaction on realising that Kohli had hit the ball in which he was given out LBW but he did not review:

 

Rohit Sharma cannot believe Virat Kohli didn't take the review there. The umpire's reaction says it all pic.twitter.com/ZGKYqUukYl

— The sports (@the_sports_x) September 20, 2024

Rohit Sharma and Kettleborough's reaction to Virat Kohli not reviewing even after the edge. 🥲💔 pic.twitter.com/M8T3sd2txo

— Atal Bihari (@Atalbihari08_) September 20, 2024

India Lead Bangladesh By 308 Runs At Stump, Day 2

Fortunately for India though, a 227-run first innings lead meant what could perhaps termed as a brain fade moment for Kohli might not turn out to be as costly for them as it might have otherwise. India ended Day 2, having scored 81/3 in the second innings, leading Bangladesh by 308 runs. The Men in Blue had put on 376 runs in the first innings, thanks to a hundred from Ravichandran Ashwin before bowling Bangladesh out for 149.