[VIDEO] Unacceptable behaviour by Rahul Chahar

[Unbiased-Fan]

Seems like we have found new angry man for India.

Rahul Chahar is so unhappy over umpire's decision that he threw his goggles in anger..

Totally unacceptable behaviour from young man.

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In the ongoing clash between India A and South Africa A, Rahul Chahar lost his cool after a LBW appeal by the spinner was turned down by the umpire. The 22-year-old, who ended up conceding the most number of runs among the Indian bowlers, was not happy with the decision as he snapped at the official, throwing his sunglasses in anger.

The incident took place in the final delivery of the 128th over of the Proteas innings on Day 2 as wicket-keeper batter Sinethemba Qeshile was on strike. As per the footage available on social media the ball seemed to go a bit above the stumps, but the bowler remained confident about it striking the wickets.

Soon after the delivery the umpire was seen having a chat with the Indian spinner.

Chahar bowled a total of 28.3 overs in which he conceded 125 runs as South Africa A piled a gigantic 509/7 on the board. The bowler picked one wicket.

Meanwhile, Navdeep Saini and Arzan Nagwaswalla shared two wickets each, while India's new pace sensation Umran Malik scalped one.

In response, India got off to a blistering start with opener Prithvi Shaw adding 48 in just 45 balls. Captain Priyank Panchal scored 96, while Abhimanyu Easwaran scored 103.

At the close of play on Day 3, India A were batting on 308/4 and are still trailing by 201 runs.

Baba Aparajith and wicketkeeper-batter Upendra Yadav are present at the crease and will resume India's charge in the final day of the contest.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/cric...-denies-lbw-appeal-video-101637854398301.html

 

[kukkad kamaal]

Seems like Ipl cash has gone to his head

 

[MenInG]

Seems to have lost his head - should be punished by his own side for this sort of behaviour - would never have been tolerated under Rahul Dravid's regime.

 

[cricketjoshila]

Poor poor behaviour.

 

[sweep_shot]

Very poor behavior and should be suspended for a game or two.

This type of behavior has no place in cricket.

 

[Devadwal]

effect of compatibility with sharing IPL dressing room with pandya

 

[Savak]

This is one of the ways where Kohli has been a bad influence on Indian Cricket, taking offence to everything, using abusive language over minor trivial things.

 

[Babeikh]

Immature petulance. Should be banned for that kind of behaviour.

 

[Concerned]

Must be taking tips from Shakib.

 

[Kraetoz]

Why not bowl from over the wicket if you want to get LBWs in your favor?

Bowling from around the wicket is the defensive line and most umpires would give benefit of doubt to the batsman because it is always so difficult to judge if the ball has pitched in line and not outside leg stump.

 

[Kraetoz]

Why not bowl from over the wicket if you want to get LBWs in your favor?

Bowling from around the wicket is the defensive line and most umpires would give benefit of doubt to the batsman because it is always so difficult to judge if the ball has pitched in line and not outside leg stump.

^^^ just to add

I have seen Miandad pad kick the ball all day long if the spinners bowls from around the wicket coz he knew there is no way he is going to be out LBW from that line and angle. If anything this is elite level umpire.

 

[happydavy]

Not surprised, ordinary cricketer and hence ordinary behaviour!

 

[Dingolfy]

This is one of the ways where Kohli has been a bad influence on Indian Cricket, taking offence to everything, using abusive language over minor trivial things.

Abusive language has nothing to do with kohli. Its the natural progression when the game moved from elite class to common man. I am older than Kohli and used to play soccer in Kerala in the 90’s which is a common man’s game in our part of India. I have heard and used plenty of colourful language in those days.

 

[Abhilash93]

He is always been like that much before IPL or Indian selection.

In fact, Rahul Dravid had not selected him in the U19 World Cup squad due to the same reason though he was the best spinner in the age group. There was an article about it.