Rohit Sharma threw his arms up in disbelief and Mohammed Siraj also looked irritated.©X (Twitter)
captain of india Rohit Sharma On the first day of the first Test in Bangalore, he was frustrated as New Zealand outplayed them in every aspect. India slumped to a record low total of 46 at home after selecting the batsmen. matt henry and william o’rourke They took 5 and 4 wickets respectively. To make matters worse, India were a bit sloppy on the field as the New Zealand batting line scored quick runs in response. India’s new ball bowlers failed to generate many runs, but when the chances came their fielders failed to capitalize on them.
13th over, New Zealand captain Tom Latham After getting the inside edge Mohamed Shirazi I bounced one off him.
The ball hit the outside edge and traveled between first and second slip. Virat Kohli Rahul was standing in the first slip while Rahul was in the second slip.
Unfortunately, neither Kohli nor Rahul tried to grab the ball. However, replays showed that it was Rahul’s catch.
Rahul was ambivalent when the ball flew past him and hit the boundary rope. This made Rohit very upset.
To express his disappointment, Rohit threw his arms up in disbelief, while bowler Siraj also looked irritated.
— Captain 45 (@45_captain_) October 17, 2024
Fast bowlers Matt Henry and William O’Rourke combined to dismiss India in 31.2 overs in the second session as the hosts opted to bat in overcast conditions. The first day of testing is over.
This was the third lowest test score in India’s history. The previous lowest home score was 75 runs against West Indies in New Delhi in 1987.
His lowest overall score was 36 in the 2020 pink-ball Adelaide Test against Australia. In 1974, he dropped 42 points against England at Lord’s.
Henry concluded the innings with a five-wicket haul, and Kuldeep’s final strike was his 100th Test wicket.
(With AFP input)
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