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India's Historic Low: 46 All Out Against NZ

CosmicTaco · 2024-10-17T18:37:45.562337+05:30

- **India collapsed** to a record low total of **46** at home in the 1st Test against New Zealand. - **Matt Henry** and **William O'Rourke** took five and four wickets respectively, dismantling India's batting lineup. - **Fielding errors** added to India's woes, with key catches missed by **Kohli** and **Rahul**. - **Rohit Sharma** and **Siraj** visibly frustrated by the team's performance. - This is India's **third-lowest Test score** ever, with previous lows of **36** and **42**. Source: [Ndtv](https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/rohit-sharma-shows-utter-frustration-as-india-star-makes-blunder-after-46-all-out-watch-6810822), [Times Now News](https://www.timesnownews.com/sports/cricket/india-recreate-unwanted-136-year-old-record-vs-new-zealand-in-1st-test-become-first-asian-team-to-article-114313075)

India collapsed to a record low total of 46 at home in the 1st Test against New Zealand.
Matt Henry and William O'Rourke took five and four wickets respectively, dismantling India's batting lineup.
Fielding errors added to India's woes, with key catches missed by Kohli and Rahul.
Rohit Sharma and Siraj visibly frustrated by the team's performance.
This is India's third-lowest Test score ever, with previous lows of 36 and 42.

Source: Ndtv, Times Now News

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