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India register lowest Test total at home, shot out for 46 by New Zealand

India register lowest Test total at home, shot out for 46 by New Zealand
Virat Kohli (Agency Photo)
India went through a horror day in Bengaluru on Thursday, dismissed for a mere 46 -- their lowest ever Test total on home soil and third lowest overall.Captain Rohit Sharma's surprise decision to bat first under overcast skies at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on day two of the first Test went horribly wrong as five Indian batmen, including Virat Kohli, were dismissed without scoring. Day one of the match on Wednesday was washed out by rain. The Indian innings lasted just 31.2 overs, with Matt Hentry (5 for 15) and young Kiwi pacer William ORourke (4 for 22) starring with the ball for the visitors.Rishabh Pant was the top-scorer for India with his knock of 20. Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal (13) was the only other batsman to enter double figures, while Kohli, Sarfaraz Khan, KL Rahul, Ravindra Jadeja and Ravichandran Ashwin were dismissed without scoring. India's lowest Test totals (overall)36 - vs Australia, December 2020, Adelaide42 - vs England, June 1974, Lord's*46 - vs New Zealand, October 2024, Bengaluru58 - vs Australia, November 1947, Brisbane58 - vs England, July 1952, Manchester India's lowest Test totals (in India)*46 - vs New Zealand, October 2024, Bengaluru75 - vs West Indies, November 1987, Delhi76 - vs South Africa, April 2008, Ahmedabad83 - vs England, January 1977, Chennai83 - vs New Zealand, October 1999, MohaliAlso Read: Cricket Live Score


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