sports desk : After being out for 46 in the first innings of the first Test match between India and New Zealand, scored 462 runs in the second innings. India has made a new record in terms of runs. India has scored the most runs in the second innings in Test cricket after being bowled out for 100 runs in the first innings.
Earlier, India also holds the record of scoring the most runs after being all out in less than 100. In 1999, New Zealand had bowled out the Indian team for 83 runs. After that India scored 505 runs in the second innings. The difference of runs between the two innings was 422 runs. Moreover, in 1894, England scored 475 runs after scoring 75 runs against Australia, making the difference of 400 runs. At the same time, India had scored 463 runs in the second innings after scoring 88 runs in the first innings against New Zealand in 1965, which was a difference of 375 runs.
India vs New Zealand, 1999 – 1st innings – 83, 2nd innings – 505, Difference – 422
India vs New Zealand, 2024* – 1st innings – 46, 2nd innings – 462, Difference – 416
England vs Australia, 1894 – 1st innings – 75, 2nd innings – 475, Difference – 400
India vs New Zealand, 1965 – 1st innings – 88, 2nd innings – 463, difference – 375
South Africa vs England, 1924 – 1st innings – 30, 2nd innings – 390, Difference – 360
The Indian team scored 46 runs in the first innings. In reply, New Zealand team scored 402 runs in the first innings. In which Rachin Ravindra played an inning of 135 runs. Apart from that, Devon Conway scored 91 and Tim Southee scored 65 runs. In the second innings, the Indian team scored 462 runs. In which Sarfaraz Khan played an inning of 150 runs. Apart from that, Pant scored 99, Virat Kohli scored 70 and Rohit Sharma scored 52 runs. New Zealand needs 107 runs to win the match.
