Bangladesh blame Kohli for ' fake fielding' during tense India victory
Nurul Hasan says incident during Bangladesh chase should have cost India five penalty runs
Virat Kohli and Shakib Al Hasan share a light moment in a tense World Cup clash
It was one of three episodes that put umpiring at the center of attention during India's tight triumph over Bangladesh. The main flashpoint came in the sixteenth over of the India innings, while Kohli, accepting Hasan Mahmud had dumbfounded two bouncers in his, flagged a no-ball towards umpire Erasmus after top-edging a draw towards square leg.
Erasmus called it a no-ball and afterward wound up remaining among Kohli and Shakib Al Hasan, who had advanced from the covers. A discussion followed for around 90 seconds before the two players embraced one another and left.
The subsequent episode came when the umpires moved toward Shakib, close to the hole, about play continuing following a downpour break toward the finish of the seventh over, so, all in all Bangladesh, on 66 for no misfortune, were 17 runs ahead on DLS.
Shakib previously bowed somewhere near the limit's edge to get an example of the wet outfield, prior to proceeding to chat with the match authorities. Rohit Sharma, his contrary number, participated in the conversation, however Shakib's energized signals recommended that he was not happy with the circumstances.
Afterward, in the post-match question and answer session, Shakib didn't expound with regards to this issue.Cricketupdat has contacted the Bangladesh group the executives for a remark on each of the three occurrences.
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