WATCH | Rohit Sharma LOSES His Cool on Sarfaraz Khan?

Ind vs NZ: It was a forgetful day at the M. Chinnaswamy for the Indian team as they were bundled out for 46 runs versus New Zealand in the first Test in Bengaluru on Thursday. India captain Rohit Sharma was disappointed and that was evident as the cameras panned a number of times towards the dressing-room. But, he shot to spotlight when he lost his cool during the New Zealand batting. The incident took place while Tom Latham and Devon Conway were in the middle. Rohit got angry and yelled. The audio is not very clear, but comments suggest he may have lost his cool on Sarfaraz Khan. While India are completely on the backfoot, the clip is now going viral. WATCH VIDEO Rohit Sharma Abusing Ravindra Jadeja “jaddu b*dk ball kra kya kr rha h m*darch*d”🗣️Caught On Stump Mic#RohitSharma#INDvNZ pic.twitter.com/ABXUvMqMt2— Samar Pandey (@SamarPa71046193) October 17, 2024 Meanwhile, India's previous lowest score at home was 75, recorded against West Indies in New Delhi in 1987.The Indian batters struggled to negotiate the conditions, folding in 31.1 overs. As many as five Indian batters returned without bothering the scorer Rishabh Pant top-scored for the hosts with his 20 off 49 balls.Yashasvi Jaiswal (13) was the only other batter to reach double digits.ALSO READ: 'At Least You Have Gone Past 36': Vaughan TROLLS Team IndiaMatt Henry (5/15), William O'Rourke (4/22), and Tim Southee (1/8) were in fine form, dominating the proceedings as India lost six wickets for just 34 runs during a stunning first session.In the second session, India could add only 12 runs, losing the remaining four wickets.Brief Scores: India 1st innings: 46 all out in 31.2 overs (Yashasvi Jaiswal 13, Rishabh Pant 20; Matt Henry 5/15, William O’Rourke 4/22, Tim Southee 1/8).At the time of filing the copy, New Zealand were comfortably placed at 53 for no loss. Devon Conway and Tom Latham are in the middle.

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WATCH | Rohit Sharma LOSES His Cool on Sarfaraz Khan?

Ind vs NZ: It was a forgetful day at the M. Chinnaswamy for the Indian team as they were bundled out for 46 runs versus New Zealand.

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