Watch: Rohit Sharma in disbelief as umpire makes controversial decision in India vs England Cuttack ODI

India National Cricket Team skipper Rohit Sharma wasn't happy with the umpire in the second ODI against England National Cricket Team. The two teams are locking horns with each other at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack, Odisha.

Rohit Sharma, who took the strike in the second innings, had a bit shaky start to his innings. The batter, who has been out of form, looked anxious and this was quite evident when he expressed his frustration over the on-field umpire on the second ball of the over.

Saqib Mahmood bowled a pretty wide delivery. It was also certain that the umpire would term it wide, but to the surprise, it wasn't given as Rohit Sharma attempted to play the cut but missed. As the umpire didn't give it wide, the India skipper expressed his frustration and went "huh" with a smile in shock.

Rohit Sharma fumes at umpire after the official doesnt give wide in the second India vs England ODI in Cuttack

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Rohit Sharma started positively in his innings, slams England bowlers for six and fours to take India off to a fiery start

Rohit Sharma started positively in his innings after being shaky for the first few balls. The batter showed great intent and took his team off to a flying start with the bat. He attacked England bowlers, hitting sixes and boundaries and entertaining the crowd.

Rohit Sharma would be hoping to carry on and register a big score to gain some confidence ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. The India National Cricket Team skipper has been going through the lean patch which has seen his place in the team getting questioned as well.

In the first ODI as well, Rohit Sharma struggled to get going. He managed just 2 runs as he didn't get his timing right while playing the flick. His failure also triggered a debate about his place in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, with few reports suggesting that he might opt out.

England posts a total of 304 runs, Joe Root, Ben Duckett hit crucial half-centuries

Coming to the ongoing match, England National Cricket Team won the toss and opted to bat first. They had a solid start with the bat as Phil Salt (26) and Ben Duckett (65) added 81 runs for the opening wicket to start the innings on high.

Joe Root (69) slammed a solid half-century at number three while Harry Brook (31) and Jos Buttler (34) contributed in the middle order. Before Liam Livingstone (41) ended the innings on high, the England National Cricket Team posted a total of 304 runs.

For India, Ravindra Jadeja was the pick of the bowlers with his figures of 3/35. While rest of the bowlers, barring Axar Patel, bagged one wicket each. The series between the teams is at 1-0 with India in lead.

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