Australia vs India 2018: We Were Little Surprised On Virat Kohli's Dismissal - Jasprit Bumrah

It is all happening in the ongoing Test match between India and Australia at Perth. Ahead of the first day, the talk was all about the Greenish wicket and then it was about the solid show from both the sides. During the course, we came across umpires having some heat with a few controversial on-field decisions. Speaking of the same, India’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah makes his voice on Virat Kohli’s dismissal.

Virat Kohli was given out by the on-field umpires when Peter Handscomb grabbed a low catch at slip cordon. The Indian skipper wasn’t sure that the catch was taken cleanly. However, the on-field umpires were convinced and the replays can’t figure out a way to overturn the decision, thus, seeing Virat Kohli walking back.

Virat Kohli is an inspiring leader – Jasprit Bumrah

Speaking of the knock, the reliable fast bowler quoted that it was infectious knock by the captain. He furtherly showered words of praise on Virat Kohli saying that he is an inspiring leader, who knocks the runs by leading from the front.

He wants to move on from the incident. And also, quoted that the captain leading from the front is always a great thing for the team. Bumrah wants Virat Kohli to continue the same in the upcoming games as well.

“We were a little surprised by the on-field call but now that it’s been done means it’s been done. We will move forward with the game. That’s about it,” said Bumrah when asked about the controversial decision.

“Obviously, we were in a bit of bother at the start (of the day), and then the way he played, the way he carried his whole innings was infectious. He has been doing all the time and he is an inspiring leader. He leads from the front. So, it’s a good thing for the team and hopefully, he will keep doing it in future as well,” he added.

Well, as Bumrah said, it has been done and there is nothing much to do with it. Currently, both sides are fighting their heart out to make things happen for their respective sides.