Towards the end of day's play of the second Test among India and Sri Lanka on Sunday at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, three fans penetrated security to enter the ground and two of them even figured out how to take a selfie with previous India chief Virat Kohli prior to being whisked away by security. Following the finish of the play on Day 2, youthful Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah responded to the security break.
The episode occurred in the 6th over of Sri Lanka's pursuit in the second innings while visiting player Kusal Mendis was been gone to by the group physio in the wake of being hit by a deadly conveyance from Mohammed Shami.
On seeing an open door, three fans entered the ground. Two of them figured out how to arrive at Kohli, who was remaining at the slip position. One of them took out his versatile and asked Kohli for a selfie and causing them a deep sense of shock, the 33-year-old obliged.
Discussing the episode, Bumrah communicated his anxiety over the security break and feels that it has progressively been an issue.
"That is something we don't control, clearly the security concern is an issue. Abruptly, we understood that there were interlopers yet fortunately the authorities interceded.
"We don't have any idea what to say about that, the frenzy of the game is exceptionally high and the fans get passionate now and then," he said.
This wasn't the possibly time in this series when such an episode was taken note. Prior in the Mohali Test, one of the fans had figured out how to enter the ground prior to being gotten by the authorities.
Discussing the game, it was another activity pressed day of pink-ball Test in Bengaluru. A record 16 wickets had fallen on day 1 and 14 other fell on the subsequent day.
Indian bowlers expected 35 balls to pick the excess four wickets and pack Sri Lanka for only 109. Rishabh Pant's record 50 and Shreyas Iyer's amazing 67 assisted India with setting a powerful objective of 447 runs.
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