The incident happened in the 32nd over of India’s second innings. Shubman Gill was batting on 70 when he was appealed against, but the impact seemed outside the off stump.
In a bizarre situation in the ongoing Test match between India and Bangladesh, the Decision Review System (DRS) stopped working in the third innings on the third day in Chattogram.
The incident happened in the 32nd over of the innings when Yasir Ali managed to hit the pads of Shubman Gill but the umpire denied Bangladesh’s appeal. The hosts opted for DRS as a consequence.
While the third umpire tried to check the replays, he was informed that DRS is not available as the ball tracking camera went down. The third umpire then said to stay with the on-field call in absence of DRS.
Yasir Ali got a sharp turn as Gill missed on the defense. The ball seemed to be going on the stumps, but the impact looked outside of the off stump.
Bangladesh players were livid and skipper Shakib Al Hasan also had a conversation with the umpire. However, the game had to be continued in absence of DRS.
The fans as well were disappointed and surprised with the DRS not functioning.
Gill was batting on 70 when the incident happened. He went on to score 80* at the end of the second session alongside Cheteshwar Pujara who had 33 runs from 55 deliveries.
India lost KL Rahul earlier in the session for 23 as he tried to hook Khaled Ahmed’s short ball.
India were leading by 394 runs at the end of the second session for the loss of one wicket.
Updated Date: December 16, 2022 14:13:53 IST
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