Sri Lanka Team angry reaction Virat Kohli DRS: The second match of the three-match ODI series between Sri Lanka and India is being played at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo.

In this match, Team India has a target of 241 runs to win, while chasing which India has lost the wickets of both its openers. However, the Sri Lankan team looked very angry when the LBW decision against Virat Kohli was changed to not out due to DRS. After this, captain Charit Aslanka, wicketkeeper Kusal Mendis and interim coach Sanath Jayasuriya also did not look happy.

Virat Kohli saved himself from DRS

Actually, the Indian captain came to bat after Rohit Sharma was out, who opened his account with a four.

However, while trying to play the last ball of the 15th over of the innings against Akila Dhananjaya, Kohli missed and the ball hit his pads directly. After this, Sri Lanka made a strong appeal and the umpire gave Kohli out LBW. Virat talked to Shubman Gill present at the non-striker and took the help of DRS, which showed the contact of the bat with the ball on the ultra edge and due to this the third umpire ordered the on-field umpire to change his decision and Kohli was saved.

Sri Lankan camp got angry

The Indian camp and fans looked happy after Virat Kohli's wicket was saved but the Sri Lankan team looked unhappy and the captain and the coach also expressed their displeasure. Captain Charit Aslanka talked to the on-field umpire for a long time about the decision, while coach Sanath Jayasuriya also did not look happy outside the field. At the same time, wicketkeeper Kusal Mendis threw his helmet in anger. However, all this was of no use and Virat Kohli remained not out.

Virat Kohli failed to take advantage of the opportunity

Virat Kohli could not take advantage of the opportunity he got. At the time he was given not out by DRS, he was on 11 runs but after that he could add only 3 more runs. His wicket was taken by Jeffrey Vandersay with the help of LBW in the 20th over and Kohli's innings ended on 14 runs.