Update:

12:22 pm: And it's New Zealand who have emerged triumphant, their first Test win in India since 1988. Will Young hits the winning runs and stays unbeaten on 48.

12:07 pm: Rachin Ravindra scoring runs at will, similarly like in the first innings

11:19 AM: Wicket! Bumrah win his battle against Conway. The Indian pacer has been making life tough for the Kiwi batsman in the middle. The ball seams in, Conway covers the line, but it swings away after pitching before hitting him on the back pad. DRS review shows the impact was in line and is also hitting the off stump

10:46 AM: Discipline bowling from Indian bowlers as they look to defend 107 runs. Bumrah and Siraj are asking questions from New Zealand batsmen. Can India find another breakthrough?

10:18 AM: WICKET! Boom Boom Bumrah strikes in just the second ball of the Day 5. Tom Latham trapped in front of wicket as the ball hits his pad right in front of stumps. India have an early breakthrough

10:15 AM: The match gets underway with Jasprit Bumrah bowling the first delivery of Day 5

9:52 AM: In thelatest update match to start from 10:15 AM

9:25 AM:As per the latest update the inspection is scheduled at 9:45 AM after overnight rains in Bengaluru stops. Covers coming off as well

9:16 AM: Umpries are on the field and talking to groundsman about how much time will it take to start the match

8:56 AM: Drizzling has delayed start of the match, India will look to make early inroads in the New Zealand batting lineup once the match start

Preview

India will be eyeing early wickets as they look to defend a target of 107 runs, on the final day of the opening test. New Zealand only faced four deliveries in their second innings, before rain stopped play. The visitors are at 0/0 and will be chasing the target.

After scoring just 46 runs in the first innings, India made a comeback to finish their second innings at 462 on Day 4. The hosts could have posted a bigger target with wickets in hand.

The collapse began when Sarfaraz Khan fell in the pre-tea session, departing for 150 off 195 balls, followed by Rishabh Pant narrowly missing out on a ton. Pant registered 99 off 105 balls. The other batters failed to contribute enough to the target.

For New Zealand, Matt Henry and Will O'Rourke took three-wicket hauls respectively. While the pitch could provide plenty of help to the pacers and spinners, the host will not down without putting up a fight.