Virat Kohli was out on the last ball of the day for 70 (102 balls, 8 fours, 1 six) with Sarfaraz holding fort at 70 when stumps were drawn for the day

Test captain of India, Rohit Sharma, has displayed his honesty to admit the mistake at the toss after they made 46 in the first innings vs NZ.

Batting maestro Virat Kohli became the fourth Indian to cross 9000 runs in Test cricket, scaling another peak in a glorious career

IND vs NZ, 1st Test Day 3: After conceding unwanted records in the first innings, the Indian cricket team made a sensational comeback on Day 3 to revive their hopes for a never-seen-before triumph against New Zealand in the opening Test.

Virat Kohli joins elite 9000-run club in Test cricket, becoming fourth Indian to achieve milestone.

The hosts were 231-3 at stumps and still trail the Black Caps by 125 runs

Rachin Ravindra’s century and Tim Southee’s dominant knock give Kiws 356-run lead

Rishabh Pant sidelined due to knee injury during India vs New Zealand Test match, Dhruv Jurel replaces him.

India Vs New Zealand, 1st Test: An improved batting performance has helped the hosts to cut the deficit. Read below for Day 3 highlights.

For India, Ravindra Jadeja took 3/72, Kuldeep Yadav grabbed 3/99 while Mohammed Siraj claimed two wickets.

Virat Kohli scored a brilliant fifty in the second innings of the opening Test match against New Zealand in Bengaluru and completed his 9000 Test runs on Friday. He became the only fourth Indian cricketer to reach this milestone in red-ball cricket.

Virat Kohli completed 9000 Test runs for India during Day 3 of the 1st Test between India and New Zealand. Kohli reached the milestone in 194 innings, making him the slowest and 4th Indian batter to do so.

Bengaluru: In the first test of IND vs NZ, on day 3 at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Friday New Zealand were all out for 402. New Zealand

IND vs NZ: Despite being 46-all-out in the first innings, former India cricketer Aakash Chopra hs backed India to score big runs in the 2nd innings. Chopra has said that India would score 400-450 runs when they next come out to bat.

Rachin Ravindra hit 134 as New Zealand were bowled out for 402 in their first innings for a lead of 356 runs against India on the third day of the opening Test here on Friday. Ravindra scored his runs off 157 balls with 13 fours and four sixes, while Tim Southee made a fine 65 to add 137 for the

Five players, including Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, registered ducks as India achieved a new low at home in the first innings of the opening Test match against New Zealand on Thursday. Shubman Gill's unavailability further exposed India's batting struggles in red-ball cricket.

IND vs NZ: Rohit Sharma said that Virat Kohli took the responsibility of batting at No.3 in the Bengaluru Test. Kohli scored a nine-ball duck before William O’Rourke accounted for his wicket.

The New Zealand bowlers made the ball talk as India were bundled out for just 46 – their lowest-ever total at home, managing to survive just 31.2 overs

IND vs NZ: India registered their lowest-ever Test innings total of 46 on Day 2 of the opening match against New Zealand in Bengaluru and then the visiting side scored a total of 180 for 3 to take a match-defining lead at stumps.

Virat Kohli praised and slammed by Sanjay Manjrekar on day 2 of 1st Test between India and New Zealand.

Anil Kumble drew comparisons between Indian and New Zealand batters' approach on Bengaluru pitch which had both pace and swing to offer.

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.

Shubman Gill hasn't recovered from neck stiffness and will miss the Bengaluru Test against New Zealand. KL Rahul is expected to take Gill's slot as the No.3 batter for India at the Chinnaswamy stadium.

Bengaluru: India scored its lowest-ever total in Test cricket at a home ground as New Zealand bowled the team out for 46 on the second day of the first Test match between both the countries at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Thursday. India’s previous lowest Test match score on home soil was 75 against […]

Bengaluru: India scored its lowest-ever total in Test cricket at a home ground as New Zealand bowled the team out for 46 on the second day of the first Test match between both the countries at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on Thursday. India’s previous lowest Test match score on home soil was 75 against […]

India are bowled out for 46 by New Zealand on day two of the first Test in Bengaluru - the third-lowest score in their Test history.

Anil Kumble felt that an 'attacking' India missed Cheteshwar Pujara-like approach in their collapse in the 1st Test against New Zealand. In Shubman Gill's absence, Virat Kohli batted at No. 3 and fell for a duck.

India's previous lowest total in Test cricket at home was 75. They had registered that record against West Indies in Delhi on November 25, 1987. Overall, India's lowest innings total in Tests is 36 and came in December 2020 against Australia.

What a forgettable day for Indian cricket. After a successful series against Bangladesh, Team India

"Shubman Gill was unavailable for selection of the first Test due to a neck stiffness," the Indian team management informed after the toss.

Cricket Australia took a dig at Rohit Sharma and Co., after Team India skittled for 46 in the first Test against New Zealand at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.