Captain Rohit Sharma was shocked after Virat Kohli decided to not take DRS after being given out LBW in the second innings of the Chennai Test. The replays showed that Kohli had inside edged the ball.

Virat Kohli was dismissed on a low score for the second time in as many days after off-spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz successfully appealed for LBW. The former India captain, however, would later regret not using a review.

Indian cricket team captain, Rohit Sharma, expressed surprise when Virat Kohli chose not to use the Decision Review System (DRS) after being declared out. This incident took place during the second innings of the first Test against Bangladesh at the Chepauk in Chennai.

Sanjay Manjrekar expressed sympathy for Virat Kohli's unfortunate LBW dismissal during India's Chennai Test against Bangladesh, noting that Kohli, unsure about the delivery, chose not to use the DRS to save it for his teammates.

Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar hailed Virat Kohli's 'team-first' mentality after his dismissal in the second innings of the first Test against Bangladesh at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chen

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.

Rohit Sharma survives a close LBW scare in the fourth over as Mahmud’s delivery clips the stumps. Umpire’s call saves the Indian captain.

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,

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 later revealed an inside edge that went unnoticed. India concluded the day at 81 for three in their second innings,