WATCH | Rohit Sharma fumes as Jadeja's wrong call gets Sarfaraz Khan runout

Indian captain Rohit Sharma was caught on camera reacting angrily after a mixup between Ravindra Jadeja and Sarfaraz Khan resulted in the latter's dismissal. 

A direct hit by Mark Wood cut debutant Sarfaraz Khan's innings short. Watching the development unfold from the dugout, Rohit Sharma threw his cap away and screamed, the video showed.

Sarfaraz was batting brilliantly, having scoried 62 runs from 66 balls. Before his unfortunate dismissal, the 26-year-old took the attack to the English bowlers, letting his partner Jadeja slow down. He struck a sublime 48-ball 50, the fastest on Test debut by an Indian. But his impressive innings was cut short following a run out after Jadeja, on 99, sent him back at the non-striker's end. He ended up scoring a 66-ball 62 (9x4, 1x6) in his maiden Test innings.

However, his stay in the middle was cut short by Mark Wood in the 82nd over following a mixup with Jadeja. Batting on 99, Jadeja played a shot off James Anderson towards mid-on. Jadeja wanted the single but decided to step back as he saw Wood charging at the ball. Sarfaraz too, tried to make it back to the non-striker's end but couldn't make it before Wood's throw hit the stumps. 

WATCH ROHIT'S REACTION TO KHAN'S DISMISSAL HERE:

Watching Sarfaraz rushing back, a standing Rohit first had his hands on the head. When he saw Wood's throw felling the stump before the right-hander could make his ground, Rohit's shock made way for anger, the video showed.

Earlier, Rohit Sharma slammed a century under pressure and made a 204-run partnership with Jadeja. Rohit, after being dropped on 27 by Joe Root, went on to score 131 off 196 balls (14x4, 3x6) for his first century in 11 innings to lead by example. It was after the skipper's dismissal that Sarfaraz Khan joined Jadeja in the middle.

India vs England: As it happened on Day 1

Captain Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja slammed centuries under pressure in a 204-run partnership as India recovered from a jittery start to pile 326 for 5 on the opening day of the third Test against England here on Thursday.

England pacer Mark Wood (3/69) removed last match double centurion Yashasvi Jaiswal (10) and Shubman Gill (0) in successive overs, while left-arm spinner Tom Hartley (1/81) accounted for Rajat Patidar (5) to reduced India to 33/3 after Rohit opted to bat.

But, Rohit, after being dropped on 27 by Joe Root, went on to score 131 off 196 balls (14x4, 3x6) for his first century in 11 innings to lead by example.

Promoted to No. 5, Jadeja remained unbeaten on 110 off 212 balls (9x4, 2x6).

Nightwatchman Kuldeep Yadav was unbeaten on 1 off 10 balls at stumps.