'DRS=Don't review Siraj': Wasim Jaffer, netizens unimpressed with Virat Kohli and Co. losing two reviews

Deja Vu! When India lost a review due to Mohammed Siraj. It happened in the first Test, it continued in the second Test. On Day 2 of the Lord's Test in London, India was seen losing two reviews in two successive overs and it was by the same bowler for the same batsman.

Siraj twice thought that he had Joe Root lbw, however, it ended with Virat Kohli and Co. losing two reviews. On-field umpire Michael Gough was proved right on both occasions and India are left with just a review. 

Soon after the unsuccessful reviews were made, it caused much chatter on social media. Former India cricketer Wasim Jaffer also came up with a new definition for DRS.

DRS: Don't Review Siraj #ENGvIND

— Wasim Jaffer (@WasimJaffer14) August 13, 2021

Not just that, wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant had appeared to be stopping Virat Kohli from taking a review, but it was too late.

It is RCB blood , they give blood and sweat for RCB #Siraj.

— Sai (@akakrcb6) August 13, 2021

Siraj has taken two wickets and Siraj burned two reviews #Siraj #ViratKohli #LordsTest #IndvsEng

— Ashok Pragada (@pragadaashok) August 13, 2021

Logic:
DRS - Dhoni Review System - 99% right ..

SRD ( reverse of DRS) - Siraj Review Decision - Hence 99% wrong..

Kohli should Understand this.#INDvENG #ENGvIND #siraj #review #testcricket #umpire @MichaelVaughan @WasimJaffer14 @imVkohli @virendersehwag

— Prasad AA (@Prasad17617170) August 13, 2021

That’s like 5 reviews lost off Siraj’s bowling in the last two games, at least

— Benny (@RealBennyMan) August 13, 2021

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE!

Siraj to Root, again. Not out, again. Kohli reviews, again. India lose a second.

England 39-2. #ENGvIND | @RuthStraussFdn | #RedForRuth

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— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) August 13, 2021

As for the clash, England's fast bowlers got India all-out for 364 at Lord's Cricket Ground on Day 2 of the second Test. India lost their final eight wickets for just 97 runs. 

Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, and cameos from Virat Kohli, Pant, and Jadeja helped post the total for India. No one else contributed much as the rest got out in single digits.