New Zealand stunned the cricketing fraternity as they became the first-ever team to whitewash India away from home. They won all three Test matches against India and also broke their winning streak of 18 series at home.
The second day of the India vs New Zealand Test will test the Indian batters against four spinners of New Zealand. Washington Sundar was the hero for the hosts on Day 1. Which player will step up for India with the bat? Or will it be New Zealand who will gain the ascendancy and march towards history
The second Test between India and New Zealand got underway today in Pune and the star of the opening Test for the visitors, Rachin Ravindra, has continued to trouble the hosts. Ravindra has once again looked comfortable batting in testing conditions.
India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has become the highest wicket-taker in the history of World Test Championship (WTC) history. He is currently in action in the second Test against New Zealand at the MCA Stadium in Pune.
The second Test between India and New Zealand started today in Pune even as the visitors won the toss and opted to bat first. For the first time in a decade, India are in a must-win situation in a Test at home and the team has responded with a recall to one of the players after three years.
New Zealand have put India under immense pressure in the first Test in Bengaluru. After skittling the hosts for just 46 runs, Rachin Ravindra led the way with the bat to notch up a brilliant century and also ended a 12-year drought for the Kiwis.
India are in all sorts of trouble in the first Test against New Zealand. They were bundled out for just 46 runs, and the Kiwis have already taken a 134-run lead in the first innings. The first day of the Test was washed out due to rain. Here's how Bengaluru weather will fare on Day 3.
India have been challenged massively at home by New Zealand as they have been bundled out for just 46 runs in the ongoing Test match in Bengaluru. The disappointment aside, social media is buzzing with hilarious memes as RCB's 49 all-out record has been broken in Test cricket.
India have been bowled out for their third-lowest total in Test history in the ongoing first Test against New Zealand in Bengaluru. The hosts were skittled for just 46 runs in 31.2 overs bringing back the horror memories of 36 all-out in Adelaide four years ago.
India have found themselves in trouble in the first Test against New Zealand at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. After opting to bat first, the hosts collapsed to lose seven wickets for just 34 runs registering an embarrassing record for the first time in Indian cricket history.
The opening day of the first Test between India and New Zealand was washed out due to rain in Bengaluru. There was hope of some play due to world-class drainage facilities at Chinnaswamy Stadium but rain never stopped for a considerable period of time. Match timings have changed for rest of the Test
Rohit Sharma highlighted the aim of expanding the fast-bowling stocks just like the batting unit as he reasoned the rationale behind picking an all-pace reserve attack for the three-match Test series against New Zealand.
Team India will be up against New Zealand in the first Test of the three-match series in Bengaluru, starting Wednesday, October 16. The Black Caps will be under pressure coming off two back-to-back 2-0 series defeats while India will be keen to sweep another series before going to Australia.
India are set to host New Zealand for a three-match Test series, starting from October 16 onwards. The Men in Blue have recently defeated Bangladesh 2-0 in a two-match series. Meanwhile, the Men in Blue have been hit with fitness issues ahead of the opening Test in Bengaluru.
India are set to breach a never-seen-before record in Test cricket when they take on New Zealand for a three-match Test series, starting from October 16 onwards. The first clash will take place at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru.
The three-match Test series between India and New Zealand is all set to commence on October 16 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Meanwhile, India's practice session on the eve of the Test match has been cancelled due to rain. Here's the weather forecast on all five days...
The three-match Test series between India and New Zealand is set to get underway on October 16 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Ahead of the opening Test match, the visitors have been dealt a huge blow as their key pace bowler has been ruled out of the entire series.
Virat Kohli's form in Tests hasn't been great since 2019. He has scored only two centuries in the longest format in last five years and his last 100-plus score came against West Indies in July 2023. He has gone eight innings without a century now and will be aiming to score runs vs New Zealand.
The three-match Test series between India and New Zealand is all set to commence on October 16 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. India have not lost a single Test against the Kiwis at home since 1988. How is their record in Bengaluru? Let us see...
New Zealand lost to Sri Lanka recently and are scheduled to play India in three Test matches starting October 16. They haven't won a single Test in India since 1988 and would be keen on turning their fortunes around in the country.
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