After IND vs NZ 2nd Test match Rohit Sharma has equated the unwanted record of Dhoni

India vs New Zealand, 2nd Test at Pune: India has lost the series to New Zealand for the first time in its 68-year history. New Zealand defeated the Indian team by 133 runs in the Pune Test match and took a 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series.

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After IND vs NZ 2nd Test match Rohit Sharma has equated the unwanted record of Dhoni
After IND vs NZ 2nd Test match Rohit Sharma has equated the unwanted record of Dhoni

Under new captain Tom Latham's leadership, New Zealand recovered from a disappointing performance in Sri Lanka to achieve historic success on Indian soil.

In its 68-year history, India suffered its first series defeat at the hands of New Zealand. In the Pune Test match, New Zealand defeated the Indian team by 133 runs, and they now lead the three-match Test series 2-0.

While New Zealand scored 259 runs in the first innings, they bundled out the Indian team for 156 runs during the Pune Test match. The Kiwi team scored 255 runs in the second innings, thereby giving India a target of 359 runs to win on the basis of the first-innings lead. While chasing the target, India's team came out at 245 runs. New Zealand's second Test match was won by 133 runs. Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma has equated the unwanted record of captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni with this defeat.

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