India vs New Zealand Live Score, Bengaluru Weather Report 1st Test Day 2: As they say, it’s the moving day of a Test match, and a lot can happen on day three of the first Test between India and New Zealand in Bengaluru, with the weather is still a concern, but less so than it was earlier when rain washed out opening day.

Unwanted history was made by the hosts on Thursday. Shot out for 46, thanks to the nine wickets shared between Matt Henry and William ORourke, India recorded their lowest ever total in an innings of a Test played at home. As many as five batsman got out for an out, including Virat Kohli.

New Zealand then took further control of the match and moved to 180 for 3 before the end of the game, led by opener Devon Conway who attacked 91 off 105 balls, putting the visitors 134 runs ahead.

At the end of the match on Thursday, which was in fact the first day of play after the opening day (Wednesday) was washed out by rain, Rachin Ravindra batted on 22 and Daryl Mitchell batted on 14 at the other end.

At this stage the match is firmly in New Zealand’s grasp unless Jasprit Bumrah & Co pull off a collapse today and keep the visitors’ lead under 250, which will still be a huge advantage and the Indian batsmen in the second will put enormous pressure on the round. innings.