IND vs BAN: Shakib Al Hasan gets furious as Virat Kohli asks Umpire to give a No Ball

Bangladesh skipper irked as the Umpire called it a No Ball after Kohli's signal.

Virat Kohli and Shakib Al Hasan.

Argument with Kohli and Shakib (Pic - Disney+Hotstar)

On Wednesday, India takes Bangladesh in a crucial T20 World Cup game. It’s the 4th game for both sides in the tournament and also a must-win. Both teams have 4 points and a win today will take them to the top of the Group B table. After winnings the toss, Bangladesh invites the Rohit Sharma-led side to bat first.

India didn’t have a good start to the innings as Rohit departs in 4th over after scoring just 2 runs. However, KL Rahul and Virat Kohli’s 67-run partnership puts India in the driver’s seat. KL Rahul reaches his first 50 of the event while Virat Kohli strikes his 3rd 50+ score in 4 games. Suryakumar Yadav who recently gains the No.1 T20I rankings also plays a 30-run cameo off 16 balls.

Kohli signalled the umpire to give a No-ball, Shakib left unimpressed

There was a moment in the game when Shakib Al Hasan left upset with Umpire and Virat Kohli. The incident happened during the 16th over of India’s innings when Kohli pulled one off Hasan Mahmud’s deliveries to the long leg. As soon as Kohli hit the shot, he told Virat Kohli to give it a no-ball it was the second bouncer of the over.

Umpire then called it a no-ball but it irked the Bangladesh skipper. Shakib then had an argument with Umpire and Kohli jumped between them. The Indian batter was seen having a chat before things got sort out. The replay made it clear that it was a head-high and needed to be called a no-ball.

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Talking about the match, India posted 184 runs of the ball with Kohli remaining their top scorer with an unbeaten 64. On the other hand, Hasan Mahmud picked 3 wickets for the Bangladesh side. When this article was posted, the Shakib-led team had yet to bat.

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