New Zealand chased down the 107-run target to complete their first-ever Test win in India since 1988 on Sunday, breaking a 36-year-long drought in Bengaluru.

India suffered their first Test match loss to New Zealand at home after 36 years. The Blackcaps chased down a not-so-challengable 107-run target at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium on Day 5 to go 1-0 up in the series.

New Zealand defeated India by 8 wickets in the first IND vs NZ Test at Bengaluru to go 1-0 up in the sereis. This marked Kiwis' first Test win on Indian soil in 36 overs.

Check out the first Test between India and New Zealand as India looks to defend 107 runs. Will they repeat their historic win from 2004?

India had set a target of 107 runs after braving out a second-innings score of 462. The hosts hoped for a magic turnaround but the Kiwis registered a comfortable win at the end to go 1-0 up in the three-match series.

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Virat Kohli received massive cheers at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. The batter walked out of the dressing room to check the state of the rain and was welcomed by huge roars.

India's first innings saw them bowled out for 46, but they responded well with contributions from key players. Yet, heavy rains in Bengaluru pose a risk to the match, with forecasts indicating thunderstorms and limited play opportunities as the day progresses.

The persistent rain delayed the start of session 2 on Day 4 as India's chances of a historic win also got slimmer.

Rain halted India's progress as Sarfaraz Khan's maiden unbeaten century of 125 runs and Rishabh Pant's quickfire 53 not out took India to a strong 344/3 on day four of the opening Test against New Zealand.

The IMD’s latest weather bulletin indicates that Tamil Nadu can expect "scattered to fairly widespread light to moderate rainfall" until October 25.