“No Doubt Virat Kohli Would Be…”: Nathan Lyon Reacts To Contentious LBW Call | Cricket News

Virat Kohli was a pissed off man on Saturday. The former India captain was going nice on the second day of the second Test towards Australia in Delhi, till a contentious LBW name had him strolling again to the pavilion. The former India captain appeared stable whereas wickets saved on falling on the different finish, however towards Test debutant Matthew Kuhnemann’s left-arm spin, Kohli was given out. The bone of rivalry was whether or not the ball had hit the bat first or the pads. The on-field umpire gave him out and Kohli went for a DRS.

Replays confirmed that the bat and pad had been too shut to every on the time of influence. Ultra Edge even detected a spike when the ball was near the bat. The ball-tracker confirmed the umpire’s name – because the ball was clipping leg stump. However, the replays weren’t conclusive sufficient to overturn the on-field umpire’s determination. Hence, Kohli needed to depart leaving India reeling.

At the tip of the day, Nathan Lyon stated, “Massive wicket. We all know how good Virat Kohli is. I think that decision is the right decision in my eyes. No doubt Virat would be saying that (he hit it) and that it probably should have gone his way. That happens in cricket to be honest. Hats off to the umpires. It’s tough in this part of the world. We bowlers are trying to put pressure on them to try get a decision. In the end, the decision was right.”

After Kohli’s dismissal, a 114-run partnership bailed India out of hassle within the first innings with the workforce conceding only one run result in Australia.

At the tip of the second day, Australia had scored 61 runs with the lack of one wicket of their second innings, taking their result in 62 runs with 9 wickets in hand. Head scored 39 of 40 balls whereas Labuschagne remained unbeaten on 16.

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