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India vs New Zealand 1st Test Day 2 Score Live: The first match of the three-Test series between India and New Zealand began on October 16 in Bengaluru. But due to rain the first day's play was completely washed out. Today (17 October), on the second day of the match, India has made a big splash. The entire team was all out for 46 runs. In which 5 players are out on 0.
India vs New Zealand: Major changes were seen in the playing eleven of Team India for the first test. Sarfaraz Khan has returned to the team in place of injured Shubman Gill. Kuldeep has been selected as the third spinner in place of Akash Deep.
The New Zealand team has not been successful in winning even a single bilateral Test series on Indian soil. This time the 13th Test series will be played between the two teams. The captaincy of the Indian team is in the hands of Rohit Sharma. Whereas the command of Kiwi team is in the hands of Tom Latham. Matt Henry has become a legend for Indian batsmen. He lost 5 wickets in 13 overs and gave only 15 runs.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the toss on the second day of the match (17 October). Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal came to open for India in the Bengaluru Test. New Zealand bowled tremendously in the first 6 overs and the Indian team could score only 9 runs. The initial pressure had an impact on Rohit and he was clean bowled on the incoming ball of Tim Southee after scoring just 2 runs. After this, Virat Kohli (0) and Sarfaraz Khan also got out (0). At one time India's score was 9-0, but by the time 10 runs were completed, three wickets had fallen.
After this, Rishabh Pant and Yashasvi Jaiswal (13) handled the innings for some time. But Jaiswal was caught out by Ijaz Patel on the ball of William O'Rourke. In this way the Indian team got its fourth blow on 31 runs. As the fifth wicket, KL Rahul (0) was out on the score of 33 runs. Only 1 more run was added to Team India's score when Ravindra Jadeja also got out after playing an irresponsible shot. Ravichandran Ashwin (0), who came after lunch, was caught by Glenn Phillips on the ball of Matt Henry. Thus, 5 out of 11 players were out on 0 runs.
Only Rishabh Pant was in some form during the Indian innings when he was caught out by captain Tom Latham off the bowling of Matt Henry after scoring 20 runs. He was the eighth player to be out. Jasprit Bumrah (1) was the ninth player to be out.
First day washed out due to rain
Day 1 Match washed out due to rain Yesterday (16 October) was the first day of the match. But the first day of the match at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru was washed out due to rain. The rain was so bad that even the toss could not take place. There was cover on the field due to rain throughout the day. There were several updates that the match could start, but during the broadcast of the match at around 2.30 pm, former cricketer and commentator Saba Karim announced that the 16 October game had been cancelled.
In the test history of India and New Zealand
Whenever the New Zealand team has toured India and played a Test series here, they have faced continuous setbacks. Here, let us tell the fans in simple words that the New Zealand team has not been able to win even a single bilateral Test series on Indian soil so far.
The Kiwis toured India for the first time in 1955 and lost the 5-match Test series 2–0. Three matches of this series were drawn. After this, the New Zealand team came to India in 1965 and this time too they did not get a chance to win even a single test. After this, India lost 1-0 in the 4 test match series. 3 Tests were drawn and then after 4 years i.e. in 1969, the Kiwi team toured India once and this time they won the first Test on Indian soil. This time New Zealand managed to level the 3-match Test series 1-1. This time also one match was a draw.
New Zealand team lost the last series
The last Test series between India and New Zealand was played in November 2021. This series took place on Indian soil only, where New Zealand had to face 1-0 defeat in the 2-match Test series. If we look at the overall Test series and match records, the Indian team has the upper hand in that too, but today's batting has raised concerns.