India all-out for 46

In the Bangalore Test, India was bowled out for just 46 runs, setting multiple embarrassing records. This is India's lowest total on home soil and the record for the lowest score by any team in Test history on Asian soil. Only two Indian batsmen managed to reach double digits, while five others experienced the humiliation of a duck. They narrowly avoided breaking their previous record of 36 runs.

In their first innings against New Zealand, India was all out for just 46 runs, with Rishabh Pant contributing the highest score of 20 runs. India's previous lowest score in Tests was 36, which occurred in December 2020 against Australia in Adelaide. Today, they faced a similar humiliation on home soil, but this time, the entire team managed to score 10 runs more.

With this score of 46, India set several shameful records. It is the third lowest total in the history of the Indian Test team and the lowest score recorded on Indian soil, as well as the lowest score by any team on Asian soil. Five Indian batsmen were dismissed for zero runs, and nine were out for single-digit scores. Besides Rishabh Pant’s 20, opener Yashasvi Jaiswal contributed 13 runs.

In 1987, India was bowled out for 75 runs against the West Indies in Delhi, which was the lowest score in a single innings for India on home soil. This embarrassing record was shattered by Rohit and Kohli’s team today.

New Zealand's pacer Matt Henry took five wickets for just 15 runs. On Henry's five-wicket day, Will O'Dowd captured four wickets for 22 runs. The final remaining wicket for India was taken by Tim Southee.