In the 17th over, Virat Kohli hit the ball towards extra cover and took a couple of steps. Karthik set off at full pace but Kohli put his hand up to send him back. Karthik tried his best and even put in the dive to reach home but it wasn't to be. There was drama in Karthik's dismissal though. . There was a big question mark on Dinesh Karthik's form and fitness ahead of India's T20 World Cup Super 12 Group match against Bangladesh but he passed the fitness test on Wednesday and was once again preferred over Rishabh Pant. In the two opportunities that Karthik got before Wednesday, he couldn't do much with the bat. Coming in to bat at the fall of Hardik Pandya's wicket in the 15.1 overs when India, at 130 for 4, were in need of a good finish, Karthik started off well with a nice flick for a boundary but just when he was looking set to pull off a customary DK finish, there was heartbreak for him and the near-capacity crowd at the Adelaide Oval. . In the last ball of the 17th over, Virat Kohli hit it towards extra cover and took a couple of steps. Karthik set off at full pace but Kohli immediately put his hand up to send him back. The veteran keeper-batter tried his best and even put in the dive to reach home but it wasn't to be. There was drama in Karthik's dismissal though. . The third umpire, after watching just a few replays decided that the ball had hit the stumps before the bowler's hands and adjudged Karthik run-out. Replays, however, seemed to convey a slightly different story. Yes, it was clear that the ball hit the stumps first but there was a lot of doubt about whether that impact actually dislodged the bails or it was the bowler's hands. Nevertheless, Karthik had to walk back for 7 Cre: hindustantimes