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Published 16:48 IST, October 25th 2024

Virat Kohli FUMES at Umpire For Not Booking Tom Latham For Running on Pitch During Pune Test

With the game slipping away from India's grasp, Kohli seemed to have gotten agitated at the umpire for not taking action against Tom Latham running on pitch.

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Ind vs NZ: With the game slipping away from India's grasp, Kohli seemed to have gotten agitated at the umpire for not taking action against Tom Latham running on pitch. The incident took place on Friday - which is day two of the ongoing Pune Test. A Ravindra Jadeja delivery was edged by Latham which went past Rohit Sharma at first slip for a boundary and just after that - the Kiwi captain was walking near the danger zone of the pitch to speak to the non-striker. Kohli spotted this and brought it to the umpire's notice immediately. Kohli realises India have to bat last on this strip and he does not want the pitch to get any worse. 

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KOHLI FUMES

Meanwhile, New Zealand find themselves in the driver's seat in Pune after taking a 103-run lead. Mitchell Santner with the ball was the star of the show. He picked up his career-best figures of seven for 53. At the time of filing the copy, NZ are 181 for four with a lead of 284 runs. 

DAY 2 AS IT HAPPENED

On a wicket that was helping spinners with the ball keeping low, the Indian batters lacked application and sound judgement. And it was these mistakes that saw the team stare at an enormous task of reducing the deficit and staying in the contest.

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Resuming Day 2 at 16/1, India lost six wickets for 91 runs in the first session.

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Kohli's wicket came as the biggest shock in the 24th over when their he missed a low full-toss from Mitchell Santner (4/36) only to be cleaned up for a nine-ball 1. Glenn Philips also picked up two wickets. 

And once Kohli perished, India kept on losing wickets - one after the other - as Santner ran through the batting order. 

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16:02 IST, October 25th 2024