In a viral video, Virat Kohli, the Indian cricket legend, can be seen smashing a water box with his bat after a failed DRS review in the second Test against New Zealand in Pune.
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India lost the second Test against New Zealand by 113 runs in Pune.
Kohli was seen smashing a water box with his bat in a viral video after the failed DRS review in the second Test in Pune.
Mitchell Santner was the top wicket-taker for New Zealand, taking 13 wickets in total (7/53 in the first innings and 6/104 in the second).
The 'Umpire's Call' in the DRS system means that the original decision of the on-field umpire stands, even if the ball is brushing the stumps marginally.
Kohli has been dismissed by spinners 21 times in the last 26 innings over the last three years on Asian soil, averaging just 28.85. He has been particularly vulnerable against left-arm spinners.
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