Indian coach Ravi Shastri is surrounded by a storm of criticism after a Team India’s defeat in the Test series against South Africa. Star-studded Indian batting line-up fell like nine-pins against a fired-up bowling arsenal of Proteas.

India lost the second Test match by 135 runs, where Indian batsmen again failed to pull their sleeves up while chasing a record fourth-innings total at Centurion. India’s ever dependable Cheteshwar Pujara made a unique Indian record during the Test as he became the first ever Indian player to run-out twice in the same Test match.

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First, he went back to the pavilion for a golden duck when he tried to steal a single on the very first ball of his innings. Afterwards, in the second essay, Parthiv Patel pushed him for a third run and an AB de Villiers’ throw found Pujara short of his crease by millimeters.

Don't laugh like us. Watch my boy henceforth. pic.twitter.com/7zn8H9RFSC

— Ravi Shastri (@RaviShastriOfc) January 19, 2018

However, Coach Shastri has advised everyone to keep an eye on Pujara henceforth while posting a picture with his holding a cheetah. His caption reads “Don’t laugh like us. Watch my boy henceforth.”

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His statement is giving a hint that Pujara may not look this sloppy again between the wickets. The final Test will commence in Johannesburg from January 24.