New Zealand weathered a nery chase and a superb spell by Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah to win its first first test on Indian soil since 1988.

New Zealand secured an eight-wicket win for their first test victory in India since 1988 as the Black Caps chased down 107 and humbled the home side early on the final day of the rain-interrupted series opener on Sunday.

Prolific New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson was on Tuesday ruled out of the second test against India as he continues to recover from a groin strain.

Will Young and Rachin Ravindra guide New Zealand to an eight-wicket victory in Bengaluru - their first Test win in India since 1988.

India skipper Rohit Sharma applauds resilience of batters in second innings after the 8-wicket loss in Bengaluru

New Zealand claimed their first Test victory in India for 36 years on Sunday after chasing down 107 with eight wickets to spare early on the final day of the rain-interrupted series opener. After dismissing India for their worst home total of 46 and making 402 in reply,

New Zealand survived a hostile Jasprit Bumrah spell to foil India's attempt to add a final-day twist to an absorbing series-opener, slaying the cricketing giants at home by eight wickets and ending a 36-year long wait to taste Test success in the country,