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In a 2022 T20 World Cup Super 12 match Bangladesh gave India a tough fight and ultimately went down by five runs (DLS method). After Virat Kohli<\/a> (64*, 44b) scored his third half-century and KL Rahul<\/a> (50, 32b) roared back to form, India gave bangladesh a 185-run target. Bangladesh got a good start in the chase with Litton Das<\/a> scoring a 21-ball half-century. Then, rain stopped play and Bangladesh’s revised target was 151 run in 16 overs. However, the Shakib Al Hasan<\/a>-led side fell short by five runs.<\/p>\n There was one incident where things could have gone out of hand. On the last ball of the 16th over, bowled by Hasan Mahmud<\/a>, Kohli faced a short ball that he pulled. Almost immediately, he indicated towards the square-leg umpire about the height of the delivery.<\/p>\n Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan came running and talked to Kohli about the latter’s gesture towards the umpire. The two smiled and went back to their respective position.<\/p>\n Former Pakistan coach Waqar Younis<\/a> said Kohli should not have indicated anything to the umpires. “Shakib is telling him that ‘you bat, and let umpires do their job’. I think they are discussing, what we were talking about. If you are going to call something and are going to put pressure on the umpire…then of course, he is a big name. Virat Kohli is a big name. He is a massive name in cricket so umpire sometimes come under pressure,” Waqar Younis said on A Sports<\/a>.<\/p>\n