Virat Kohli expresses anger after a wrong decision
Reflexes
- There was an uproar over the DRS decision in the third test match.
- Dean Elgar avoids returning to the pavilion due to controversial decision of the DRS
- Captain Virat Kohli and other members expressed their anger at the decision.
There has been an uproar over the DRS decision in the third test match being played between India and South Africa. Team captain Virat Kohli and other members lost their cool during the final 45 minutes of day three play when African team captain Dean Elgar avoided returning to the arena due to a controversial decision by the DRS.
In over 21 of the South African innings, Elgar was clearly underweight against Ravichandran Ashwin, but replays showed the ball going over the stumps. However, Kohli was not happy with the DRS decision and other Indian players also expressed their discontent. The Indian gamers knew that their every conversation was being recorded on the stump microphone. In such a situation, he used it to express his feelings. During this, an Indian player said, “The whole country is against 11 players.” The same player then said, “The broadcaster is here to make money.” Another Indian player said: “I hope so.” It’s just that the microphone is recording our conversations.
Ashwin also couldn’t help but criticize the announcer’s ball-tracking technique, saying, “‘Supersport,’ you should find better ways to win.” To this, Kohli said, “Not just the opposing team.” Pay attention to your team too. Trying to catch people all the time.” South Africa scored 101 from two at the end of the third day game and is now 111 runs behind goal. The three-match series is currently tied 1-1.
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