India vs Bangladesh 2017,One-off Test, Day 4: 5 talking points

#2 India’s flip side with the DRS

Kohli has been patchy with the use of DRS but he is enhancing gradually

India embraced the idea of Decision Review System only in their recent Test series against England. Captain Virat Kohli is also using it wisely after a few initial hiccups. But Day 4 of the Test match did not go well for the Indians with the DRS. Out of four reviews made by India, only one of them turned out to be a successful one.

India reviewed first for LBW of Taijul Islam but the decision wasn’t reversed as the ball struck him down the line. India wasted another review after few overs for the same but this time the batsmen was Rahim, and the decision was not overturned again.

However, in Bangladesh's second innings, India got their first successful review of the day with reversal of umpire’s decision. Opener Tamim Iqbal was ruled not out by the umpire but the visuals showed a big inside-edge onto the pad which was caught by Kohli.

The last one was quite poor though. India challenged the umpire for a caught behind after Kohli trusted his slip fielder Ajinkya Rahane but the replays showed a lot of space between bat and ball.