When 3 batsmen reached the field, 14 faces did not understand the secret

adelaideIt is very rare to see such a situation when three batsmen are on the field at the same time and the fielding team, the umpire as well as the team itself get into trouble. A similar scene was seen on the grounds of Adelaide which left everyone astonished. The one who achieved this feat was Virat Kohli, considered the world’s number one batsman. Although Virat could not score runs on his/her favorite ground, he/she did something that some were surprised and some were upset.

An interesting and unexpected development was seen during the first session of the second test match. Virat Kohli reached the field without Rahul getting out. All this incident was seen on the first ball of Boland’s first over.

Virat-Rahul-Gill together on the field

On the very first ball of Scott Boland, who came to bowl the eighth over of the innings, KL Rahul was caught behind the wicket and he/she started leaving the field when the umpire stopped him/her and started checking the no ball. By the time no ball was announced, Virat Kohli on the other side of the field crossed the boundary line to bat. Suddenly now three batsmen were standing on the field. In fact, on the advice of the third umpire, the on-field umpire declared Boland’s ball a no-ball because Boland had overstepped. Because of this, Kohli had to return to the dugout, and Rahul was declared out. After this, Rahul was disappointed and started returning to the pavilion. he/she could not even open his/her account, then Virat was also shown coming to bat on the screen, however, then the umpire stopped both Rahul and Virat, then the third umpire called the on-field umpire for no ball. Asked to sign and thus Rahul got a lease of life, however, the ball did not hit the bat.

Give two lives, still the path is not easy

The way Rahul was returning, it seemed that he/she was sure that the ball had reached the wicketkeeper with the edge of the bat. However, the commentator said that there was no movement on the sneakometer and neither did he/she think of taking DRS. Flat line seen on sneekometer. Virat, standing on the boundary line, had to return again. Rahul not taking DRS was also surprising. Rahul had not even recovered properly from this when on the fifth ball of the eighth over, the ball once again took the edge of the bat and went to Usman Khawaja in the slip behind the wicket. However, Khawaja tried to take the catch by diving to the right, but the ball slipped out of his/her hands. In this way, Rahul got two lives within five balls. After getting two lives, Rahul batted well and hit some excellent shots. However, Starc got him/her caught by McSweeney in the 19th over. he/she could score 37 runs. Rahul made a partnership of 69 runs with Shubman for the second wicket, which was the biggest partnership for India.

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