India's Sarfaraz Khan was a picture of gloom after his first innings duck against New Zealand in a test he played in only due to Shubman Gill's stiff neck, but the burly batsman redeemed himself with a maiden century in the second innings on Saturday.

Rising India cricketer Sarfaraz Khan celebrates his maiden Test century against New Zealand in Bengaluru, contributing a crucial 150 runs in a rain-affected match. His significant partnership with Rishabh Pant,

New Zealand gained the upper hand in a pulsating first Test against India in Bengaluru despite an incredible fightback from Sarfaraz Khan and Rishabh Pant. Sarfaraz (150) and Pant (99) batted with great authority on the fourth day of the Test and looked like giving India a substantial lead.

Sarfaraz Khan dazzled under the lights to score his maiden test century as India motored to 344-3 at lunch on the fourth day of their rain-hit series opener on Saturday to trail the tourists by 12 runs.

Sarfaraz Khan and Rishabh Pant closed a daunting deficit and moved India into an 82-run lead against New Zealand on a rain-curtailed day four of the first Test on Saturday. Sarfaraz, who made 150, and left-hander Pant,

India continued their extraordinary turnaround in the opening Test against New Zealand with Sarfaraz Khan striking his maiden Test hundred to take India to 344 for three at lunch on the fourth day, here Saturday.

India continued their extraordinary turnaround in opening Test against New Zealand with Sarfaraz Khan striking his maiden Test hundred to take India to 344 for three at lunch on the fourth day, here S

India's Sarfaraz Khan slammed his first Test century as the hosts pared back their yawning deficit against New Zealand on day four of the rain-hit opening Test on Saturday. Sarfaraz, a middle-order batter playing his fourth Test,