Smith regrets miscommunication with Marsh: He turned around and started walking

In the 15th over, Umesh Yadav trapped Shaun Marsh lbw and his appeal was upheld by the umpire as Australia lost their third wicket for 67 runs while chasing 188 on the fourth day of the second Test in Bengaluru. The replays, however, showed that the ball missed the stumps, and the decision would have been reversed had Australia opted for the DRS.

After the match, Smith revealed that there had been a miscommunication between him and Marsh which resulted in the loss of that wicket. The Australian skipper said he had asked Marsh to go for the review, but the southpaw walked off. 

"We weren't entirely sure. I sort of said 'go'. As in go, have a look at it. He sort of turned around and started walking, so I should have probably put my hands up and done it. Obviously we saw with the replay it was missing the stumps, so it would have been a nice one to have reviewed," Smith told a post-match news conference.

"Shaun was looking pretty good, so it was a disappointing wicket. But that's the game of cricket. You have to move on and try and do what you can from there," Smith added.