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.

India produced their lowest Test score ever on home soil in the first innings of their opening match...

The opening day of the first test between India and New Zealand was called off without a ball being bowled due to incessant rain in Bengaluru.

India were bowled out for 46 as NZ's fast bowlers ran riot in overcast conditions on the second day of their rain-hit series opener on Thursday.

India vs New Zealand: Captain Rohit Sharma surprised quite a few by fronting up to the press after a horror day for India in the first Test. India were bowled out for 46 and they conceded a 134-run lead at Stumps in Bengaluru.

Bengaluru: The India vs New Zealand day 2 of first test is underway in Bengaluru at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. The score of India stands at 34/6. India

India were bowled out for a paltry 46, their third-lowest test total and their lowest on home soil.

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.

India were bundled out for their worst total on home soil, as New Zealand's fast bowlers ran amok.

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.

India (IND) vs New Zealand (NZ), 1st Test: India had a rare off-day in a home Test. The hosts were bowled out for 46, their lowest Test total in familiar conditions. New Zealand sealed a 134-run lead after Devon Conway's stroke-filled 91 in Bengaluru.

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.

Rishabh Pant hurt his knee while keeping in the first innings against New Zealand at M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. He walked off the field with the help of support staff and is unlikely to return for the rest of play on Day 2.

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.