India vs New Zealand 1st Test: The first match of the three-match Test series between India and New Zealand is being played at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The first day's play could not take place due to rain. But the match is definitely going to be seen on the next day. Team India's batsmen disappointed a lot on the second day. India was bundled out for just 46 runs in the first innings on the second day. In which five batsmen of Team India could not even open their account. Now a decision of Team India captain Rohit Sharma seems to be proving wrong.
This decision of Rohit proved costly
The match could not be played on the first day due to rain. Even before the start of the game on the second day, light rain was seen in Bengaluru. The ground also looked a little wet. On the second day, Rohit Sharma made a big mistake by winning the toss and deciding to bat in overcast conditions. A lot of moisture was seen in the pitch on the second day. New Zealand's fast bowlers benefited from this.
Captain ROHIT SHARMA,WON THE TOSS AND OPTED TO BAT FIRST. pic.twitter.com/9yivfWNuh7
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Kiwi bowlers took full advantage of the overcast conditions. Due to which no batsman of Team India could stay on the crease for long. Many cricket experts believe that in such conditions, Rohit Sharma should have won the toss and decided to bowl first. Now the fans are afraid that the decision to bat after winning the toss might become the reason for Team India's defeat.
They trolled Virat Kohli and blamed his family for 36 allout in Australia. Will they treat rohit sharma in the same way for 46 allout? pic.twitter.com/DyqnkXHuXQ
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Matt Henry wreaked havoc
New Zealand's fast bowlers caused havoc on the second day of the Bengaluru Test. Especially the way Matt Henry bowled brilliantly, Team India was bundled out for just 46 runs. While bowling, Matt Henry took 5 wickets for 15 runs in 13.2 overs. At the same time, five batsmen from India could not even open their account in the first innings.
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