Watch | Mayank Agarwal gets dismissed with a chaotic Run-out off a No-ball

Mayank Agarwal would have been delighted to play at his home ground. However, his outing did not go as he would have wanted as he was dismissed in a bizarre fashion when he was run out during the 2nd Test between India and Sri Lanka in Bengaluru on Saturday. 

On the fourth ball of the second over, Sri Lanka's Vishwa Fernando hit Mayank's pad first. The Sri Lankan players went up in a huge appeal, but the umpire was not convinced. 

Amidst the confusion, Mayank tried to sneak in a single without noticing that Praveen Jayawickrama had almost collected the ball. At the other end, Rohit Sharma sent Mayank after realising that he would not make it to the other end.

However, the right-hander had charged too far down the wicket to return in time. Jayawickrama threw the ball back towards Sri Lanka keeper Niroshan Dickwella. Mayank had no chance to be back to the crease in time. 

Dickwella then started to signal for an LBW review before whipping the bails off. After taking off the bails, he made the 'T' signal again, but the third umpire informed that it was a no-ball as Fernando had overstepped. Therefore the run out stood; however, the wicket could not be given to the bowler."

It was later seen in the replay that Mayank had edged the ball, and therefore there was no question of an lbw. However, it did not matter as the batsman had been run out. Rohit's reaction clearly showed how the captain was disappointed with his partner's dismissal.

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Another very unlucky batsman was the former Indian captain Virat Kohli. He was given lbw off a delivery, which stayed very low. There was absolutely nothing that Kohli could do, and he was disappointed with how he got out. The Bengaluru crowd hoped to see a Kohli special and went silent with his dismissal. 

Sri Lanka had an excellent first session as they took four wickets of the Indians. Moreover, the pitch was seen misbehaving a lot and would only worsen as the match progressed. India finished with 93-4 going into the tea break.