India vs New Zealand Highlights, 1st Test, Day 5: New Zealand record first win in India in 36 years

That's it! New Zealand win! What a Test match this has turned out to be in Bengaluru. Will Young hits the winning runs as the Kiwis thrash India by eight wickets in the morning session on the fifth and final day of this rain-marred first Test.

New Zealand needed 107 runs to win on the final day and they have overhauled the target in 27.4 overs for the loss off two wickets.

The Black Caps end a long 36-year wait as they beat India in their own backyard for the first time since 1988.

Their last win, before today, was a 136-run victory that came at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Rain and wet outfield delayed the start of play on the final day and after play began at 10:15 am, Jasprit Bumrah started superbly picking up tom Latham for a six-ball duck.

After that Devon Conway and Will Young fought hard against the quality Indian bowling attack, adding 35 runs for the second wicket.

Bumrah then removed Conway for 17 but by then it was too late.

India needed wickets in clusters but the Kiwi batters were smart enough to deny them much success.

Rachin Ravindra and Will Young then added unbeaten 72 runs for the third wicket, sealing a famous win for the visitors.

With the victory, New Zealand take a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series.

FOUR! A perfect reverse sweep from Will Young off Ashwin as he places the ball to perfection. Beats the backward-point and short-third fielders as the ball races away to the fence. New Zealand just 4 away now from a famous win.

1 0 0 4 0 1 - Rachin Ravindra collects his 6th boundary in the Kuldeep Yadav over and moves to 37 off 37. He has yet again batted beautifully and is taking New Zealand closer to a famous win alongside Will Young. The visitors need just 12 more runs to go 1-0 in series.

4, 0, 4 - Rachin Ravindra continues his merry run in Bengaluru. He now attacks Kuldeep Yadav , collecting two fours in three balls in his second over. A cracking smack to extra-cover fence and Rachin follows it up with a slog to the deep mid-wicket fence. NZ 82/2 in 20.4 overs

SIX! A cracking strike from Will Young to end the Kuldeep Yadav first over in second innings. He comes down the track and slams the ball over the deep fence with absolute ease. India need wickets as runs are coming at a good pace for New Zealand. Both Will Young and Rachin Ravindra have so far added 38 runs off 40 balls and taking the game away from the hosts. Ravindra Jadeja to continue from the other end for India. NZ 73/2 in 19 overs

FOUR! After 4 byes came off the first ball, Ravindra Jadeja now bowls a juicy short-ball wide outside off. Rachin Ravindra read the length early as he fired the ball to deep backward-point fence with absolute ease. NZ 61/1 in 15.4 overs

FOUR! FOUR! Will Young collects consecutive boundaries in the Ravindra Jadeja first over to ease up more pressure. A sweep that got the top edge and ran away to the fine-leg fence and Young after that produced a meaty hit through the off side as the ball got to the deep point fence in no time. NZ 52/2 in 13.4 overs

After the fall of Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra comes in and collects a couple of boundaries in three balls in the Jasprit Bumrah over. Releases pressure off New Zealand straightaway. A push past gully to third-man fence and Rachin follows it up with a flick to the deep mid-wicket boundary. Bowling change for India now as Ravindra Jadeja replaces Mohammed Siraj at the other end. NZ 43/2 in 13 overs

OUT! Jasprit Bumrah strikes! India get the breakthrough they were looking for. The gritty 35-run partnership has been broken.

A perfect good length ball at off from Bumrah and Devon Conway misses it and gets trapped right in front.

The on-field decision from Michael Gough was not out but the Indian looked convinced.

Rohit Sharma sends it upstairs. Three Reds and the on-field decision is reversed.

Conway departs for 17(39). NZ 35/2 in 12.3 overs, need another 72 runs to win

FOUR! Another loosener from Mohammed Siraj in the over and Will Young, this time, hits him on the on side. A short of length delivery from Siraj and it came at a perfect height for Young to pull. He dispatches it to the deep fence with absolute ease. NZ 31/1 in 11.5 overs

FOUR! Second boundary for Will Young in this 107 chase. Siraj errs in line and bowls an overpitched delivery outside off. Young, at the last moment, opens the face of his bat and hits it through backward point region to the fence. NZ 27/1 in 11.2 overs

Jasprit Bumrah has been absolutely terrific this morning. He has gone past the outside edge too many times but hasn't got the outside edge of either of the batters. Bumrah has been unlucky! Be it the right-hander Will Young or the left-hander Devon Conway, Bumrah has been spot on against both of them. Bumrah has completed six overs now. Mohammed Siraj will continue from the other end. NZ 22/1 in 11 overs

FOUR! Devon Conway too finds the fence now. Jasprit Bumrah pitches this one up outside off and Conway got his strike forward. Hits it through the off side as the ball gets past R Ashwin at extra cover and races away to the fence. NZ 17/1 in 8.2 overs

FOUR! New Zealand have their first boundary of the 107 chase and it has come after 47 balls. Mohammed Siraj bowls a loose ball, sliding down the leg side. Will Young tucks in fine and places it beautifully. The fielder at wide fine-leg had absolutely no chance to cut it off. Young gets his first boundary of the day. NZ 13/1 in 8 overs

Amid a quality new ball spell from India pacers Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj, Virat Kohli is getting the crowd riled up. He claps on-field and asks the fans at the Chinnaswamy to make some more noise. Devon Conway is like a cat on a hot tin roof at the moment, jumping and swaying away. He has already got struck twice on the glove as well as Bumrah probes him outside off. Will Young, at the other end has looked a bit more calmer. NZ 9/1 in 7 overs

What a save from Mohammed Siraj at the fine-leg fence! Jasprit Bumrah strayed into the pads of Will Young on the last ball of his over. Young clipped the ball fine as it hurled towards the fine-leg fence. Siraj, at the ropes, puts in a full-stretched dive and saves two crucial runs for the team. Gets a big applause from skipper Rohit Sharma. A four-run over from Bumrah ends. Siraj will continue from the other end for India. NZ 8/1 in 5 overs

Both Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj have been superb in these first three and a half overs of day's play. The have been asking too many questions. Quite a few plays and misses but Devon Conway and Will Young have survived it so far. After a two-run over from Siraj, Bumrah to continue from the other end for India. NZ 4/1 in 4 overs

First delivery of the Mohammed Siraj second over is a length ball at leg stump. Devon Conway flicks it to the deep backward-leg fence. By the time Jasprit Bumrah managed to cut it, Conway completed an easy couple of runs. NZ 4/1 in 3.1 overs

A length delivery from Jasprit Bumrah and it went in with the angle. Will Young was in control of that as he tucked it away to long-leg for his and New Zealand's first runs in this 107 chase. Young takes a couple. NZ 2/1 in 2.2 overs

A probing first over from Mohammed Siraj as he begins with a solid maiden after Jasprit Bumrah struck in the previous over. There was a huge appeal in the Siraj over as well against Devon Conway but Rohit Sharma didn't send it upstairs. A crucial 30 minutes these are going to be for both the teams. NZ 0/1 in 2 overs

OUT! A cracker of a ball from Jasprit Bumrah as he draws first blood. New Zealand skipper Tom Latham is trapped in front after facing just two balls. A perfect nip-backer from Bumrah from length and Latham was caught right in front of the stumps. He reviews it in desperation but the on-field call from umpire Michael Gough stays. New Zealand lose Latham second-ball of the day. NZ 0/1 in 1 over

So, after an hour's delay due to drizzle and wet outfield, play is finally underway at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Devon Conway and skipper Tom Latham are in the middle to resume this 107 chase for the Kiwis. Jasprit Bumrah to complete his unfinished over from yesterday. No Rishabh Pant and Dhruv Jurel is keeping in his place. Three slips and a gully in place for Bumrah. Latham on strike. Here we go!

1st Session - 10:15 am to 12:30 pm
Lunch - 12:30 pm to 13:10 pm

2nd Session - 13:10 pm to 15:10 pm
Tea - 15:10 pm to 15:30 pm

3rd Session - 15:30 pm to 17:15 pm

Update - Official confirmation! The morning session on Day 5 will begin at 10:15 am IST - BCCI

The match officials are at the ground, accessing the conditions.

Saba Karim, on-air says, play might start very soon now.

The Indian team can be seen in a huddle.

Both on-field umpires Michael Gough and Paul Reiffel having a chat now.

We should have an official start time anytime now.

Surprisingly, the sun is out now as India players get on the field to begin their warm-ups.

Head coach Gautam Gambhir has gone straight to the pitch and is accessing it, looking at the rough spots. Ravindra Jadeja can be seen having a chat with him.

Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and others too are on the ground for the warm-ups.

The groundsmen take off the big cover amid big cheers from the fans.

It has gotten much brighter now. With inspection at 9:45 am, Saba Karim (at the ground) says play can start by 10 am.

But there is a forecast of a heavy spell of rain at around 11:30 am IST.

Well, the start of play has been delayed due to wet outfield. The covers are now slowly coming off.

There will be a ground inspection at 9:45 am IST

No rain and the clouds above are just beginning to go away. It has gotten brighter in the last 5 minutes.

Umpires Michael Gough and Paul Reiffel can be seen having a chat with the groundsmen.

A few India players can be seen on the ground but they are not in their whites.

Umbrellas are not out but the groundsmen aren't on the field yet, working on the outfield.

It is quite overcast and not much happening on the ground!

The pitch and bowler run-ups still under covers.

Live visuals - The pitch still remains covered and former India cricketer Saba Karim says there are a few rain droplets still around.

It is dark at the moment but things are getting better.

Umpire Paul Reiffel was just having a chat with the fourth umpire on the ground and Karim mentions on-air that the outfield looks good.

Sarfaraz Khan and Jitesh Sharma are on the field while other India players can be seen enjoying a cup of coffee in the dressing room.

Team India faced heavy criticism after their batting collapse, being bowled out for a mere 46 in the first innings of the opening Test against New Zealand in Bengaluru. Rohit Sharma’s decision to bat first backfired spectacularly, and the Indian captain later admitted he had misjudged the pitch conditions.

New Zealand responded with a strong total of 402, led by a brilliant 134 from Rachin Ravindra, a composed 91 by Devon Conway, and a quickfire 65 from Tim Southee, giving them a commanding 356-run lead.

In India’s second innings, they came out with a renewed approach. After losing Rohit Sharma (52), Yashasvi Jaiswal (35), and Virat Kohli (70), the resistance was led by a 177-run stand between Sarfaraz Khan and Rishabh Pant.

First new ball - Overs 1-80 : 400/3 (Run Rate - 5)
Second new-ball - Overs 81-99.3 : 62/7 (Run Rate - 3.18)

Sarfaraz Khan's first century in Test cricket and Rishabh Pant's magnificent 99 may not be enough to stop New Zealand from securing their first Test victory on Indian soil in 36 years, with only 107 runs needed on the final day of a captivating series opener.

As bad light and subsequent rain forced an early end to the fourth evening, Tom Latham (0) and Devon Conway (0) remained at the crease.

The last time New Zealand emerged victorious in a Test match in India was in 1988, when Sir Richard Hadlee claimed 10 wickets at the Wankhede Stadium, ensuring a resounding 136-run triumph.

Two weeks ago, the Indian men's cricket team was on top of their game, defeating Bangladesh in just two days of play in the second Test of the series in Kanpur. Weeks later they went through a nightmare of sorts, scoring their lowest Test total on home soil.

Batting first, India were bowled out for a mere 46 against New Zealand in the first of a three-match Test series, at Benagluru's M Chinnaswamy stadium. The previous lowest total for India at home was 75 all out against the West Indies in 1987 in Delhi.

107 - vs Australia, Wankhede, 2004
143 - vs Australia, Melbourne, 1981
170 - vs South Africa, Ahmedabad, 1996
188 - vs Australia, Bengaluru, 2017
188 - vs New Zealand, Brabourne, 1969

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