India lost the Test against New Zealand at home after 36 years: the team was reduced to 46 runs in the first innings, which was the main reason for the defeat.

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Captain Rohit Sharma is disappointed with the Indian team’s defeat.

The Indian team had to face a defeat by 8 wickets in the Bengaluru Test against New Zealand. The team lost to the Kiwis at home after 36 years. The last defeat dates back to the Wankhede Stadium in 1988.

The Indian team had given a target of 107 runs to the Kiwis to win, which the visiting team achieved by losing 2 wickets on Sunday. Will Young returned undefeated with 45 points and Rachin Ravindra scored 39 points. The Indian team was all out for 462 runs in the second innings. New Zealand scored 402 runs and India 46 runs in the first innings.

After this defeat, the Indian team is trailing 0-1 in the 3 match series. The second match of the series will be played in Pune from October 24 to 28.

5 days of play in 5 photos…

The first day’s match was canceled due to rain. Photo: Kohli on the umbrella, while young Jaiswal gets wet.

On the second day, Pant was hit by a bullet on his right knee. He was seen leaving the field with the help of a colleague.

Kohli (70 runs) was out in the last ball of the third day. This ball allowed the Kiwis to take the advantage.

Sarfaraz Khan scored the first century of his Test career on the fourth day. He scored 150 points. Sarfaraz completed a 177-run partnership with Rishabh Pant.

On the fifth day, Will Young was hit on the helmet by a bouncer from the Indian pacer.

WTC points table…India lead despite defeat, New Zealand come in fourth

reasons for defeat

1. Bad decision after winning the toss Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and decided to bat, which turned out to be wrong. On Wednesday, October 16, it rained all day in Bangalore. The match couldn’t even be started.

The next day on Thursday, huge bounces and swings were seen on the M Chinnaswamy Stadium pitch. The Kiwis took full advantage. This can be gauged from the fact that all 10 wickets in India’s first innings were taken by fast bowlers.

The Pacers took all 10 wickets.

2. All out for 46 runs in the first innings, 5 batsmen could not open the account. The Indian team was all out for 46 runs in the first innings. Five batsmen of the team could not even open their account. From there, the Indian team was far behind in the Bengaluru Test. Usually, teams are likely to follow through after being all out for less than 50 in the first innings.

3. Saudi-Ravindra partnership, took a lead of 356 runs New Zealand scored 402 runs in the first innings and took a huge lead of 356 runs. At one point, the team had lost 7 wickets for 233 runs. It looked like the team would reach the score of 300, but Rachin Ravindra and Tim Southee put on a 137-run partnership for the 8th wicket, taking the score to 370 runs. This partnership has made a big difference.

4. Indian middle order failed in front of the new ball The Indian team got off to a good start after falling behind by 356 runs. The team’s top 5 batsmen had taken the score to 400. When the New Zealand team requested the new ball, the Indian team’s score was 400/3. The Indian team did not lose any wicket in the day’s match and scored 169 runs. Sarfaraz was on 146 runs and Pant was on 87 runs. There was also a 169-run partnership between the two.

But, after the arrival of the new ball in the 81st over, the fast bowlers made a strong comeback for New Zealand. From there, the Indian team lost the last 7 wickets by scoring 62 runs. India’s middle order disintegrated after Sarfaraz was bowled out on a personal score of 150 and Pant was bowled out on a personal score of 99 runs. KL Rahul was out after scoring 12 runs, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was out after scoring 5 runs, R Ashwin after scoring 15 runs. Matt Henry and William O’Rourke took 3-3 wickets.

5. There is no benefit in applying pressure after taking the wickets to zero. On the 5th and final day, New Zealand needed 107 runs to win and the team lost the wicket of captain Tim Southee in the first over. From there, the pairing of Bumrah and Siraj created pressure. Devon Conway was also out with a score of 35.

But the Indian spinners could not take advantage of the pressure from Bumrah and Siraj. As soon as Rohit turned to Jadeja and Ashwin, the Kiwi batsmen started scoring runs with ease. The Indian pacers took 2 wickets for 45 runs in 15 overs, while the spinners gave away 60 runs in 12.4 overs and couldn’t even take any wickets.

Statements from the two captains…

Rohit Sharma said: We are proud of our performance Rohit said while receiving the award, “We batted well in the second innings. When you’re 350 races behind, you can’t expect too much. We could have all gone out under 350, but after that I’m proud of the performance we put in. Pant played a matchless innings, it was amazing to see Sarfaraz also play such a matchless innings in such a short span of time.

Tom Latham said: It’s good we lost the toss New Zealand captain Tom Latham said: “We also thought we would bat first. It was good that we lost the toss. We knew the Indian team would bounce back and they did. Our bowlers performed well with the second new ball. O’Rourke played well. It’s difficult for us too to play him in the nets.

Watch the final day’s match in the blog update below…