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Watch: Bangladesh take LBW review for a ball that hit on bat; get trolled by Karthik

Dinesh Karthik

Bangladesh cricket team is currently playing an ICC World Test Championship series against the New Zealand cricket team right now at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui. The visitors have performed exceptionally well in the match so far and are trailing by just 17 runs. New Zealand cricket team have only 5 wickets in their hand heading into the final day. Effectively, the New Zealand cricket team is 17/5 and whatever runs they score tomorrow will be the 4th innings target for the Bangladesh cricket team.

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Ebadot Hossain was the star for the Bangladesh cricket team on the fourth day as he took four wickets in the second innings of the New Zealand cricket team and reduced them to 147/5 at stumps.

Earlier in the match, a century from Devon Conway guided the New Zealand cricket team to a 328-run first-innings total. In reply, the Bangladesh cricket team scored 458 runs, riding on fifties from Mahmudul Hasan Joy, Najmul Hossain Shanto, Mominul Haque and wicket-keeper Litton Das.

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The Bangladesh cricket team took a 130-run first innings lead. A fine effort from the Ebadot Hossain has placed them in a winning position.

It will be interesting to see if the Bangladesh cricket team can win the Test match from here, but fans should note that the visitors took a bizarre review during the first match of ICC World Test Championship series against the New Zealand cricket team earlier today at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui.

Cricket fans surprised after seeing Bangladesh cricket team’s DRS

During the 37th over of the second innings, Taskin Ahmed bowled to Ross Taylor. The ball hit Taylor’s bat. It looked like bat-pad, but replays suggested it was only bat. Thus fans were surprised to see the DRS taken by Bangladesh. Here’s the video and Dinesh Karthik’s reaction to it.

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