IND vs NZ 1st Test: “Pakistan se toh main…”, Shoaib Akhtar had fun with Team India's 46 all outs while Sehwag gave a strong reply.

Shoaib Akhtar vs Sehwag on IND vs NZ 1st Test: The first day of the first Test between India and New Zealand was washed out due to rain, after which the toss took place on the second day and Team India won the toss and decided to bat first, which proved to be completely wrong and captain Rohit Sharma expressed his regret over the decision of the toss. Realizing his responsibility, he said that he had taken this decision wrong, Team India's first innings was reduced to 46 runs, which is the lowest score in Test cricket on the home ground of Team India and during this, 5 batsmen of Team India remained without opening the account. Had returned to the pavilion.

Shoaib Akhtar told Sehwag about India's first innings

Talking about the performance of Team India, Shoaib Akhtar (Shoaib Akhtar Youtube Channel) has shared a video on his YouTube while talking to the legendary Indian opener Virender Sehwag (Virender Sehwag on IND vs NZ), Shoaib asked Sehwag about Team India's performance. He started laughing while talking about being out for 46 runs in the first innings and asked what had happened to Team India that the entire team was reduced to 46 runs. After this, Sehwag looked a little angry and replied by saying, Hey. Talking about Pakistan, I am very disappointed with Pakistan that Siraj lost the test match 2-0 to a team like Bangladesh. After this, Shoaib Akhtar said that brother, I was just joking, why should I be so serious, on which Sehwag said that I am not serious at all and then both of them started laughing.

Rohit, Sarfaraz, Pant and Virat made a comeback in the second innings.

During the 177-run partnership for the fourth wicket between Sarfaraz Khan (150) and Rishabh Pant (99), India started to tighten the grip on the match on Saturday, the fourth day of the first Test of the three-match series, but the fast bowlers made a comeback with the new ball. New Zealand made a brilliant comeback by taking seven wickets within 54 runs. India's second innings was limited to 462 runs, giving New Zealand a target of 107 runs to win. Sarfaraz hit 18 fours and three sixes in his 195-ball innings, while Pant hit nine fours and five sixes in his 105-ball innings.

New Zealand had just started chasing the target when the umpires stopped the match due to bad light during the first over. After this it started raining heavily and the day's play was declared over. The team has so far not been able to open its account in its second innings of four balls. Both his opening batsmen Tom Latham and Devon Conway are present at the crease.