Rohit Sharma played a brilliant innings in the second ODI. (Photo-Janelle St Pierre-CA/Cricket Australia via Getty Images)

India vs Australia, 2nd ODI Match: Team India's veteran batsman Rohit Sharma played a brilliant half-century in the second ODI match being played at Adelaide Oval. Although initially he was struggling to score runs. During this, he narrowly missed the ball of the host team bowler Josh Hazlewood. He was declared not out in DRS. After this, former Australian player Mark Waugh raised questions on DRS during the live match.

Why was the question raised on DRS?

Whenever there is a match between India and Australia, there is bound to be drama for the fans. The same thing was seen during the second ODI match between the two teams at Adelaide Oval. Australia won the toss and decided to field first. Rohit Sharma And Shubman Gill opened the innings for the team and there was a lot of drama in the beginning of the match to grab the attention of the fans.

On the fourth ball of the sixth over of the Indian innings, Josh Hazlewood bowled a good length ball outside the off stump.

Mark Waugh raised questions

Although the on-field umpire did not raise a finger. The Australian team took a review and Ultra Edge revealed that the ball had taken the edge of the bat before it hit Rohit's pad. This made Australia's review useless. doing commentary at that time mark waugh Did not agree with this decision. The former Australian opening batsman was heard saying on air, “There was no way that the inside edge of the bat had hit”.

In this match, Rohit Sharma batted brilliantly and hit a brilliant fifty. He scored 73 runs in 97 balls with the help of 2 sixes and 7 fours. He made a century partnership with Shreyas Iyer for the third wicket. in this competition Virat Kohli Once again returned to the pavilion without opening the account. He was out on a duck in Perth also.