Nurul Hasan, Bangladesh wicketkeeper-bat, said on Wednesday that the on-field umpires had missed an occurrence of "counterfeit handling" from Virat Kohli during their five-run misfortune in a strained men's T20 World Cup experience in Adelaide. The episode that slipped by everyone's notice occurred in the seventh over of Bangladesh's pursuit when Kohli pretended as though he were handing-off an Arshdeep Singh toss from the profound. Neither the umpires, Marais Erasmus and Chris Brown, spotted it, nor did the two players - Litton Das and Najmul Hossain Shanto - out in the center. Regulation 41.5, relating to out of line play, denies the "conscious interruption, duplicity or impediment of [the] hitter", and in the event that an episode is considered to be a break, the umpire can pronounce that specific conveyance as dead ball, and grant the batting side five runs. Nurul told correspondents had that choice turned out well for Bangladesh it might have been an alternate situation. India sneaked home champs by five runs [DLS method], the specific edge of the run punishment related with counterfeit handling. "Surely the field was wet and it had an effect and that's what everybody saw and at last what I felt is that when we were talking there was a phony toss and it might have been a five run punishment and that might have turned out well for us however even that didn't come, sadly," Nurul told journalists. It just so happens, the Gathering 2 experience saw other umpiring choices go under the spotlight. During the sixteenth over of India's innings, Kohli signaled to the square-leg umpire about Hasan Mahmud encroaching the one bouncer for every over rule after top-edging an endeavored pull. Umpire Erasmus maintained the no-ball assemble prompting a speedy happening to Kohli, Shakib Al Hasan and Erasmus. Later in the game, Bangladesh were likewise apparently irritated by continuing their pursuit very quickly after a weighty spell of downpour had left the ground soaked. Shakib was envisioned running his hand through the grass while the umpires addressed the two commanders about the playing conditions in the shortened game. Shakib didn't expound on the occurrences during the question and answer session and said the game was played in the right soul by the two groups.