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.
New Zealand took ascendancy in the first Test against India with a 134-run lead in the first innings by the end of Day 2 in Bengaluru on Thursday, October 17. India were shot out for a paltry 46, their third-lowest-ever score in Test cricket under Bengaluru's overcast sky.
The New Zealand men's team has experienced more rain than cricket in their six days of play in India. After seeing the Afghanistan Test getting washed out completely with no play on all five days in Greater Noida, the opening day of the first Test against India in Bengaluru was called off too.
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
India are all set to play the first Test of the three-match series against New Zealand on Wednesday, October 16. On the other hand, Argentina defeated Bolivia 6-0 in a FIFA World Cup Qualifier. All of that and much more in today's sports wrap.
The stop-start took place for almost an hour before the Day 1 play was eventually called off in Bengaluru. It has been a couple of wet days in Bengaluru and it stayed the same with rain for most of the day and hopefully, there is a better forecast on the second day.
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 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.
New Zealand's poor show against Australia at home continued as they went down in the two-match Test series 2-0. They had a great chance to win the second Test and had Australia down at 34/4 and 80/5 but the visitors chased down 278 runs to seal the series.
Musheer Khan continued to light up the ongoing Under-19 World Cup for India as he smashed his second century in the tournament. India began their Super Six campaign with a massive 214-run win against New Zealand in Bloemfontein on Tuesday, January 30.
The Under-19 World Cup 2024 Super Sixes stage kicked off on Tuesday, January 30 with India, Pakistan and the West Indies winning their respective games. However, since the teams are carrying some of their points over from the group stage, the points table makes for an interesting look.
The Indian colts have had a fantastic Under-19 World Cup campaign so far in South Africa with three wins in as many matches in the group stage and have qualified for the Super Six as the toppers of Group A. The first game is against New Zealand in Bloemfontein, who finished second in Group D.
Virat Kohli is rewriting ODI history. Sachin Tendulkar was up on his feet seeing Kohli breeze past his 49 ODI century record as the white-ball myth continued to tear up the ODI cricket pages and add new ones as he now has 50 hundreds, yes you read that right - half-century of tons in one-dayers.
Mohammed Shami returned with the figures of 7/57 against New Zealand in the first semifinal of the ongoing World Cup. He has now picked up 23 wickets in this mega event and is on top of the charts among all bowlers. He also created another record which no bowler could in 48-year World Cup history.
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