IND vs ENG: देखिए जब DRS के लिए Kohli से लड़ पड़े Rishabh Pant, जिसे देख सबको आई Dhoni की याद

Email:- cric7business@gmail.com #indvseng rishabhpant #viratkohli #drs #1sttest Friends, in the first test, England won the toss and decided to bat first and the team came with only 7 leading batsmen. The same Indian team included KL Rahul as an opener for this match. At the same time, experienced spinner R Ashwin and fast bowler Ishant Sharma did not find a place in the playing XI. In their place, Shardul Thakur and Mohammad Siraj were given a chance. Coming to bat first, England had a very poor start. India got success in the very first over of the series. Bumrah got Rory Burns out LBW in the very first over. The fifth ball of Bumrah's over pitched over the line of the leg-stump and Burns tried to defend it, but the ball hit the pads while dodging his bat, which was strongly appealed and the umpire gave out. Burns took DRS, but to no avail. The line and impact of the ball was perfect, while the part hitting the stumps came under the umpire's call, which was out. Mohammed Shami then attacked from the other side and made good use of the new ball in the very first over. Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Shami had good opening spells and both put the English batsmen in trouble. But Dom Sibley and Jack Crowley also did not let their team get any further setbacks while battling and in the meantime also got some 2-3 good fours. Friends, after this, the Indian team had attacked Mohammad Siraj's in swing and these cutters from one side, while on the other side Shardul Thakur was trying to trap him on the out swing. After this a tremendous drama was seen in the 21st over. In fact, the 5th ball of Mohammad Siraj's over came quickly, which Crowley could not play and there was an appeal for a catch behind the wicket. The umpire gave not out and India immediately took the DRS. But replays showed that the ball was far away from the bat and in the case of LBW also the ball was passing over the wicket. Thus India lost its first review. Friends, after this Siraj's next ball also remained exactly the same and this time also Crowley could not defend the ball inside, and the ball was caught behind the wicket by Pant and India's appeal was again rejected by the umpire. Gave. Friends, what happened after that was worth watching. Kohli did not want to take the DRS to avoid repeating the previous mistake, everyone thought it was not out. But Rishabh Pant was quite sure that it is out. They were constantly persuading Kohli to take DRS. But Kohli was not at all sure about this, so he was asking everyone. But Rishabh Pant was 100% sure. In the hope of thinking a lot and not repeating the previous mistake, Kohli took the DRS at the last moment and this time the replays showed that the edge of the bat had hit and India got success. And Jack Crawley got out after scoring 27 runs. Friends, this wicket was taken out by Mohammad Siraj, but the credit of this wicket goes to Rishabh Pant equally. Because on his behest, Virat Kohli had decided to take DRS. Seeing this sentence, everyone remembered Dhoni too. 👍Like this video Subscribe our channel➡️ https://youtube.com/cric7 Follow us on Instagram➡️ https://www.instagram.com/cric7_insta Like us on Facebook➡️ http://www.facebook.com/cric7news Song: Jarico - Landscape (Vlog No Copyright Music) Music promoted by Vlog No Copyright Music. Video Link: https://youtu.be/EwRdKJURDHw ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."