Virat Kohli struggled to make a mark in the second innings of the Chennai Test, as he failed to notice an edge off his bat after being dismissed lbw.

The Indian cricket fans met with a massive shock on Day 2 of the India vs Bangladesh Chennai Test. India's second innings saw Virat Kohli being ruled out lbw despite the fact that the bat was extremely close to the ball.

Sanjay Manjrekar expressed sympathy for Virat Kohli's unfortunate LBW dismissal during India's Chennai Test against Bangladesh, noting that Kohli, unsure about the delivery, chose not to use the DRS to save it for his teammates.

The twist came after Kohli left the field as TV replay confirmed there was a nick as the ball went past Kohli's bats before hitting the pads. As UltraEdge showed spike, Rohit Sharma and Richard Kettleborough, the umpire who gave the decision, expressed shocked on Kohli's decision to not go for the review.

Virat Kohli arrived in Chennai directly from London, where he had been spending time with his family, Kohli has returned to Chennai for a Test match after a three-year hiatus. His record at the Chepauk is impressive. He averages 44.50 from four Tests, including a century against Australia in 2013. He owns 267 runs at this venue.

Virat Kohli was declared out LBW in the second innings of the first Test against Bangladesh, although Ultraedge technology later revealed he had edged the ball. Sanjay Manjrekar expressed sympathy for Kohli,

Sanjay Manjrekar voiced sympathy for Virat Kohli's missed DRS opportunity on Day 2 of the first Test against Bangladesh. Kohli was dismissed LBW, but replays revealed he had edged the ball.