In a crucial moment during the second Test in Pune, Sarfaraz Khan convinced Rohit Sharma to review a caught-behind decision, successfully dismissing Will Young. Sarfaraz’s confidence, backed by Virat Kohli, led to Ashwin’s second wicket of the session, with New Zealand at 92 for 2 at lunch.
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