Rohit Sharma called for a meeting with stubborn Sarfaraz Khan over repeated fielding errors

Sarfaraz Khan, who was fielding at short leg, was constantly engaging in banter with Daryl Mitchell and Will Young, much to their annoyance. Sarfaraz could be heard chirping away every time the bowler was about to deliver the ball, clearly getting under the skin of the opposition batsmen.

The incident happened before the start of the 32nd over. The umpires had enough of it and the on-field officials summoned both Rohit Sharma and Sarfaraz. The umpires were seen having a serious conversation with the duo.

Virat Kohli also joined his teammates as Rohit Sharma led the animated discussions with the umpire. The commentators on broadcast suggested that Daryl Mitchell had complained to the umpire about Sarfaraz Khan’s chatter disturbing him while batting.

The entire matter came to an end with a fist bump between Rohit and Mitchell.

In the ongoing third Test, it was New Zealand that won the toss and opted to bat first. India struck thrice in the first session. Akash Deep first removed Devon Conway and then Sundar struck to send Tom Latham and Rachin Ravindra back to the hit.

Sundar went through the defence of both Latham and Rachin Ravindra. This is now the third consecutive time that Washington Sundar dismissed Rachin Ravindra.

India are playing for crucial WTC points in the Mumbai Test after losing the first two matches of the ongoing series. This is India's first home Test series loss in 12 years.

In order to make the WTC final, India now needs to win four out of their remaining six matches. After the series against New Zealand, India will travel to Australia for the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy.