Bangladesh team and, in particular, their captain Tamim Iqbal were trolled heavily by fans after they took a bizarre DRS call in 𓆉the second One🐠-Day International (ODI) against Englandไ at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur on Friday.
It all happened on the last ball of the 48th over bowled by Bangladesh pacer Taskin Ahmed. The right-arm fast bowler delivered a brilliant yorker, and Adil Rashid hit the ball with the middle of his bat.
Clearly, the white leather ball was not even close to the pads. However, th🗹e Bangladesh skipper still opted to take the review. No wonder the on-field decision stood, and after which, t🥃he Bangladesh captain was trolled mercilessly by the fans.
“Bangladesh walon ki nazar buhut ziada kamzor hai pehly bhi aisi reviews li hai en logo ne,” one of the fans wrote.
“What prize do Bangladesh get for making the worst LBW review call in the history of cricket?” another fan wrote.
Here is how netizens reacted:
A bizarr⛎e review by Bangladesh 🔥in the 2nd ODI against England.
— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra)
Tamim Iqbal Khan sahab thinks BBW (B🍌at Before Wicket) is a mod💖e of dismissal. 🙏😭
— Akif (@AuctorDeIslet)
Tamim Iqbal reviewed it for LBW.
— Abdullah Neaz (@cric___guy)
This is the Review For LBW By Banglade♑sh Captain Tamim Iqbal Against England😭
— Sakthimurugan S (@Sakthimurugan_1)
The best review you’ll ever see…👀🤦♂️
— Lee (@leeweystol)
Bangladesh went for a review! 😭
— Faiz Fazel (@theFaizFazel)
What prize do B🌟angladesh get for making the worst LBW review call in the history of cricket?
— Jon Reeve (@jon_reeve)
bangladesh walon ki nazar buhut ziada kamzor hai pehly bhi aisi review🦩s li 🤪hai en logo ne 😀😂
— Sunny (@Sanaulllaah)
Worst DRS review for LBW ever by Bangladesh!
— Ralph Rimmer (@razorr69)
Can't believe Taskin just took a review of which came from the middle of the bat.
Oh my eyes. 🫣
— Arshil Haque (@ArshilHaque)
Best review I've ever seen there from Bangladesh 😂
— Matt Maycock (@mattmaycock)
Speaking about England’s innings, the tourists lost three wickets for 96 in 20.1 overs after being asked to bat first. But soon opening batter Jason Roy and captain Jos Buttler took charge and changed th🔴e momentum of the game.
The pair took Bangladesh bowlers to the cleaners and formed a scintillating 109 runs paꦕrtnership for the fourth wicket. Buttler was dismissed for a well-made 76 off 64 balls with the help of five fours and twoܫ sixes.
Roy, meanwhile, continued the attack from the other end and smashed a sensational century. The explosive batter went on to score 132 off just 124 balls, helping England reach 326/7 in their allotted 50 overs. All-rounder Moeen Ali al෴so chipped in wit🅺h a valuable contribution of 42 (35), including three fours and a couple of maximums.
