New Zealand weathered a nery chase and a superb spell by Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah to win its first first test on Indian soil since 1988.

By Shrivathsa Sridhar BENGALURU (Reuters) -New Zealand secured an eight-wicket win for their first test victory in India since 1988 as the Black Caps chased down 107 and humbled the home side early on the final day of the rain-interrupted series opener on Sunday.

New Zealand cricket secured their first test match victory over India cricket, in India, since 1988 when they earned an eight-wicket win in the first test in Bengaluru. Having dismissed India for their lowest ever test total at home (46) in the first innings,

New Zealand claimed a historic Test win over India in Bengaluru, their first on Indian soil since 1988. The victory was led by Tom Latham, with key performances from Will Young and Rachin Ravindra.

New Zealand claimed their first Test victory in India for 36 years on Sunday after chasing down 107 with eight wickets to spare early on the final day of the rain-interrupted series opener. After dismissing India for their worst home total of 46 and making 402 in reply,

Not too often that Indian captain is called up to talk first in a presentation ceremony after a Test match in India. Here are excerpts of what he told Harsha Bhogle: “It was a good effort with the bat in the second innings.