Team India All-Out: Shameful performance of Indian batsmen in Bengaluru Test; The entire team collapsed for 46 runs.
IND vs NZ 1st Test, India All-Out: After the first day's play was canceled due to rain in the Bengaluru Test, Indian captain Rohit Sharma had won the toss and decided to bat first, but this decision of the captain seems to have proved wrong. In fact, on the second day of the first Test against New Zealand, India's first innings was reduced to 46 runs. During this period, five Indian batsmen including Virat Kohli, KL Rahul could not even open their account.
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On the second day of the Bengaluru Test, India got its first and second blow on the score of 9 runs. First Tim Southee showed the way to the pavilion to captain Rohit Sharma on a personal score of just 2 runs. After this Oruk dismissed Virat Kohli. Kohli returned to the pavilion without opening the account. At the same time, after Kohli, Sarfaraz Khan is also out on zero on the score of 10 runs. Mate Henry showed him the way to the pavilion. Then the game was stopped due to rain.
When the match resumed after the rain, India got the fourth blow in the form of Yashasvi Jaiswal on the score of 31 runs. Yashasvi was out after scoring 13 runs. After this, KL Rahul walked out without opening the account on the score of 33 runs. Then Matt Henry showed Ravindra Jadeja the way to the pavilion on a personal score of zero. By lunch break, India had lost 6 wickets in 23.5 overs.
Ravichandran Ashwin also returned to the pavilion without opening his account on the first ball after the lunch break. The eighth blow to the team came on the third ball of the 26th over. Rishabh Pant left after scoring 20 runs. After Pant, Jasprit Bumrah became Oruk's fourth victim by scoring one run. India lost 9 wickets at a total score of 40 runs in 26.2 overs. After this, Kuldeep Yadav became the fifth victim of Matt Henry by scoring 2 runs.
Apart from Henry, Oruk took four wickets. One wicket remained in the name of Tim Southee. India's first innings was reduced to 46 runs in 31.2 overs. This is India's third lowest total in Test history.
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