Just a few days ago, India had blown up Bangladesh on the country's soil. Now they themselves fell into great shame. They were all out for just 46 runs in the first innings of the first Test against New Zealand, which is their record for the lowest total on home soil. And this is the lowest score by any team in India's 91-year Test history.

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Three pacers Tim Southee, Matt Henry and William O'Rourke wreaked havoc for New Zealand in Bangalore. The team's decline started with captain Rohti Sharma scoring 9 runs. Tim Southee bowled him for just 2 runs. Then Virat Kohli returned without scoring any runs after playing 9 balls. Sarfraz Khan, who was down for four, also hit 'Dak'. 3 wickets in 10 runs!

Young opener Jaswaswi Jaiswal was trying to fight back. But he got out as the fourth batsman after scoring 13 runs off 63 balls. India's middle order was also destroyed by the Kiwi pacers. Lokesh Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja both got out without scoring 6 balls each. After that, India's wickets stopped falling due to the mid-day break.

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A repeat of that batting disaster after the break. Pant scored the maximum 20 runs. Five batters were out for zero runs. Only two people have been able to go to two numbers! Rohit Sharma's team was bundled out for just 46 runs in 31.2 overs. Matt Henry took 5 wickets with just 15 runs. William O'Rourke took 4 for 22 and Tim Southee took 1 for 8.