[WATCH]- Ben Stokes Fumes Over Umpiring Call On Jaiswal’s Late DRS During England-India Clash

England skipper Ben Stokes confronted the on-field umpire on Day 3 of the second Test against India at Edgbaston after Yashasvi Jaiswal seemingly opted for a DRS review after the allotted time had expired. The incident occurred in the final session when Jaiswal was adjudged LBW off Josh Tongue.

After a brief discussion with his batting partner KL Rahul, the left-hander decided to challenge the decision. The controversy unfolded during the eighth over of India’s second innings. Jaiswal misjudged a full delivery from around the wicket, failing to connect with the bat and getting struck on the pads.

The umpire upheld England’s appeal, declaring the batter out. As the 15-second timer ran in the background, Jaiswal appeared to be deliberating with Rahul. However, by the time the decision to review was communicated, the countdown had already lapsed.

Despite the delay, the umpires allowed the review, leading a furious Ben Stokes to confront them and the Indian batters. KL Rahul tried to calm the situation as the umpire defended his decision. Ultimately, the delayed review had no impact on England, as the DRS showed all three reds, upholding the LBW decision and resulting in India losing a review in the innings.

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Jaiswal Scores 28 in Second Innings of ENG vs IND Test

Although India had a somewhat inconsistent performance with the ball on Day 3, they managed to wrap up the English innings swiftly after breaking the impressive stand between Harry Brook and Jamie Smith, securing a commanding lead.

In the second innings, Yashasvi Jaiswal came out with aggressive intent against the new ball, hammering six boundaries in no time to notch up a quick 28 before getting out. By the end of Day 3, India stood at 64 for 1, extending their overall lead to 244 runs.

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