Rohit Sharma’s decision to bat after winning the toss under overcast conditions backfired as India were bowled out for 46 – their lowest Test total on home soil. Bowling in conditions suited for the quicks,

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.

Even though New Zealand lost three wickets, including Devon Conway after a dashing 91, they still ended the day with a lead of 134 runs.

The first day of the IND vs NZ Test match has been called of due to rain without a single ball being bowled, The weather does not look promising for the remainder of the Test either

India captain Rohit Sharma has won the toss and decided to bat first in the rain-affected opening test against New Zealand.

New Zealand’s pace trio of Tim Southee, Matt Henry and William O’Rourke needed just 31.2 overs to skittle India for 46, their lowest total at home in 90 years of Test cricket.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and opted to bat in the first Test match against New Zealand at M Chinnasawmy Stadium in Bengaluru.

Jaiswal not swinging for the horizon unlike what he did against Bangladesh. He lets go of the first three balls. Then looks to run off the fourth but Rohit Sharma sends him back. Leaves the fifth as well and defends the last one solidly.