ENG vs IND 2nd Test: England fans throw beer corks at KL Rahul, here's how Virat Kohli reacts

For India, it was opening batsmen Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul who did most of the heavy lifting when it came to getting the runs on the board during the 2nd Test at Lord's in London. While the 'Hitman' scored 83, KL Rahul proved his mettle and scored a century.

However, the England crowd seems to not have appreciated the man's hard work as during the third day's play, while fielding, fans were seen throwing beer corks towards him.

Apparently, the commentators were heard speaking about the same and they said that the English crowd on two occasions threw things around where KL Rahul was fielding.

The incident took place during the 68th over when someone threw a bottle cork on the field near Rahul on the boundary. Soon, Indian skipper, Virat Kohli was seen standing at third man and Kohli asking him about it.

While the batsman kept his calm, it was what Kohli asked him to do that got netizens laughing. As the commentators said, Kohli had asked Kohli to throw the items back into the crowd.

England crowds throw beer corks in the ground near KL Rahul at 3rd man , Virat Kohli said Rahul to throw it away from the ground. #ENGvIND

— Diwakar Kumar¹⁸ (@diwakarkumar47) August 14, 2021

English Crowds have thrown Beer Corks at Indian Players #ENGvIND #ENGvsIND #INDvENG #KLRahul #Cricket #INDvsENG #Joeroot #Yaari@sports_tak @YaariSports @mohsinaliisb pic.twitter.com/GnIRLX88Sl

— Ishaan (@Ishaan13891693) August 14, 2021

This is Unacceptable. England crowd was throwing something towards KL Rahul. #INDvENG pic.twitter.com/6EeCdF0mHF

— SillyTweets (@SillyTweets13) August 14, 2021

Virat Kohli signaling to KL Rahul to throw it back to the crowd - Terrible from the crowd to throw some things to the players.#ViratKohli #ENGvIND

— SillyTweets (@SillyTweets13) August 14, 2021

As for the clash, Day 3 is in progress and England have not lost any wicket. Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow have both attained their half-centuries. England have scored 216 till the lunch break. 

As for India, they were all out for 364 on Day 2. England lost three wickets on the same day as Rory Burns, Dominic Sibley, and Haseeb Hameed were sent to the pavilion by Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj. India are eagerly looking for a breakthrough.