Rishabh Pant had to apologize during the match, the big reason came to light | News India

India and Bangladesh are facing each other in the first Test match at Chennai's Chepauk Stadium. Today is the second day of the first Test match. Team India has a strong grip on the match. On the second day, the Indian team scored 376 runs in the first innings. After which the dominance of Indian bowlers was seen. On the second day of the match, Team India's wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant had to apologize. The main reason for which has also come to light.

Why did Pant have to apologize?

In one over, there was a strong appeal for the wicket of Mohammad Siraj. Siraj asked captain Rohit Sharma to take DRS. Pant did not get the wicket before Rohit took DRS. Because Pant felt that the ball was going outside the leg stump.

Because of this, Rohit decided not to take DRS, later it was revealed in the screen replay that Siraj could have got that wicket. Because the ball was hitting the stumps directly. If Rohit had taken this DRS, Siraj would have got the wicket immediately. After watching the replay, Pant was seen apologizing. Pant pointed towards Siraj and apologized.

Indian bowlers dominated on the second day

The Indian team scored 376 runs in the first innings. After which the dominance of Team India's bowlers was seen the next day. By the second session, the Indian bowlers dismissed Bangladesh for 149 runs. Jasprit Bumrah, Akash Deep, Mohammad Siraj and Ravindra Jadeja brought success to India.