Historic Triumph: New Zealand's Epic Win in India

New Zealand broke a 36-year drought in India with an impressive triumph, largely thanks to Rachin Ravindra's standout performance. Despite Kane Williamson's absence, Ravindra's heroic 134 runs led the Black Caps to an iconic eight-wicket victory, marking a significant milestone in the series.

New Zealand's historic victory in India, their first since 1987, materialized from an impressive performance, notably by Rachin Ravindra. The young cricketer played a pivotal role with a striking knock of 134 runs, propelling the team to a memorable win despite being without their star player, Kane Williamson.

The Black Caps capitalized on the performance in their first innings, amassing 402 runs and dismissing India for a mere 46. India fought back with 462, but New Zealand's target of 107 was pursued with determination, culminating in an iconic eight-wicket triumph.

Tom Latham expressed gratitude for Ravindra's contribution, particularly highlighting his partnership with Tim Southee. Meanwhile, India had moments of brilliance from Sarfaraz Khan and Rishabh Pant. Yet, as the focus shifts to Pune and Mumbai, New Zealand holds a strategic advantage in the series.

(With inputs from agencies.)