Watch: Virat Kohli gives the death stare after marginal umpire’s call dismissal to Mitchell Santner in Pune Test

In the ongoing second Test between India and New Zealand, Virat Kohli had another disappointing performance as he was dismissed LBW by Santner.

The incident occurred during the 30th over when Santner bowled a length ball that skidded on after pitching. It was an arm ball that slid past as Kohli attempted to tuck it away off the back foot. He was struck in front of the leg stump, and ball tracking suggested it would have clipped the leg stump. He was given out and remained out despite a review, as it was a umpire’s call on wickets hitting.

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Check the video of the dismissal below

After being dismissed for just 1 run to a full toss from Santner in the first innings, Kohli had another disappointing outing in the second innings. Once again, Santner claimed his wicket, this time lbw, as Kohli managed to score only 17 runs. His dismissal left India in deep trouble.

India are 168-7, still needs 191 more runs to win

Talking about the match, India started the second session with a score of 81-1 but quickly lost Shubman Gill early on. Yashasvi Jaiswal played impressively, scoring a solid 77 before being dismissed by Mitchell Santner.

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Virat Kohli once again had a disappointing outing, getting out for just 17 runs. Rishabh Pant and Sarfaraz Khan also fell cheaply, and Washington Sundar, who had looked promising, was dismissed for 21.

At the time of writing this report, India score is 168-7, with Ravindra Jadeja and R. Ashwin at the crease, needing 191 more runs to win, as Santner has already taken five wickets in the innings for New Zealand.

India are in danger of losing a home Test series for the first time since 2012, which also puts their quest for a spot in the World Test Championship final at risk.

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