England vs India, 2nd Test: Mohammed Siraj Inspires Wasim Jaffer’s Epic New Definition For ‘DRS’

India cricket staff skipper Virat Kohli was dealt an enormous blow when he misplaced two DRS (Resolution Assessment System) opinions off the bowling of pacer Mohammed Siraj after the replays confirmed the umpire was right on each events. Kohli, who was in determined want of England captain Joe Root’s wicket, bowed right down to the stress from Siraj, whose humbling and passionate enchantment to take a DRS name was acted upon by a hesitant Kohli. This reluctant on-field decision-making made former India participant Wasim Jaffer give a hilarious new definition to the time period ‘DRS’, as he tweeted “DRS: Do not Assessment Siraj,” and added a teasing emoji.

DRS: Do not Assessment Siraj #ENGvIND

— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) August 13, 2021

India turned up for Day 2 of the second Test following KL Rahul’s unimaginable century on the primary day at Lord’s.

Nevertheless, Rahul fell to Robinson on the second ball of the day while James Anderson also claimed Ajinkya Rahane on his very first ball of Day 2.

Anderson went on to take his thirty first five-wicket haul as India had been bundled out for 364 of their first innings.

England in reply obtained off to a gradual begin earlier than Siraj struck twice to take away Dominic Sibley and Haseeb Hameed in successive deliveries within the first over after Tea.

Root and Burns steadied England’s ship as they took the rating previous 100. Burns seemed set for a well-deserved half-century however was dismissed by Mohammed Shami for 49 within the remaining hour of the day’s play.

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Center-order batsman Jonny Bairstow survived a troublesome little interval of motion beneath lights, whereas Joe Root got here near crossing the 50-run mark for the third time within the collection, as he completed the day on 48.

At stumps, England had been at 119/3 and nonetheless 245 runs behind India’s rating.