With a lead of 227 runs, India ended second at 81 for 3 with Shubman Gill (33 batting) and Rishabh Pant (12 batting) at the crease. The rest of the six Bangladesh wickets were equally shared by rookie Akash Deep (2/19), seasoned Ravindra Jadeja (2/19) and Mohammed Siraj (2/30).

Virat Kohli was dismissed at his individual score of 11 after he decided not to review an LBW decision that went against him. Later, UltraEdge revealed that Kohli got a nick of his bat before it hit his front pad.

Virat Kohli DRS controversy - Former India skipper opted not to take review after being adjudged LBW on the second day of the ongoing Test match against Bangladesh in Chennai. Replays showed the ball had touched Kohli's bat and it was surprising to see the batter not review the decision.

The twist came after Kohli left the field as TV replay confirmed there was a nick as the ball went past Kohli's bats before hitting the pads. As UltraEdge showed spike, Rohit Sharma and Richard Kettleborough, the umpire who gave the decision, expressed shocked on Kohli's decision to not go for the review.

However, the replays showed that Kohli actually got an inside edge on the ball and a DRS would have resulted in the umpire overturning his decision. Indian cricket team skipper Rohit Sharma was visibly upset about Kohli not opting for the review and his reaction has gone viral on social media.

Virat Kohli's decision not to use DRS after being given out lbw by Bangladesh's Mehidy Hasan Miraz left Rohit Sharma visibly frustrated. UltraEdge lat

Virat Kohli got dismissed lbw in the bowling of Mehidy Hasan Miraz. The India batter had an option to take DRS but he didnt take that despite a chat with his partner. What was the reason behind Kohlis decision?

It won’t escape Virat Kohli that there are twin issues – against sucker balls outside off from quicks, and against off-spin more than any other variety of spin.

Batting in the second innings on Day 2, Virat was dismissed for 17 off 37 after stand-in umpire Richard Kettleborough deemed him lbw. However, replays suggested that Virat had hit the ball with his bat before the ball hit his pads while he did not opt for the Decision Review System (DRS).

In a stunning turn of events, Virat Kohli 's dismissal in the second innings of the ongoing first Test match against Bangladesh has left Indian fans in disbelief. The former Indian captain's momentary lapse in judgment,