Virat Kohli left in utter shock after run-out disaster encapsulates India's collapse just before end of play

Let's discuss Virat Kohli's recent struggles in Test matches. In the 19th over, on the third delivery, Kohli attempted a risky single after driving the ball towards mid-on. Matt Henry was alert and quick to throw down the stumps without having to move much. Despite making a desperate dive, Kohli couldn't save himself and was dismissed after scoring just 4 runs in a six-ball innings. His innings came to a disappointing end as he walked back to the pavilion.

As soon as Kohli was adjudged out by the third umpire, head coach Gautam Gambhir was seen having a stoic look. Former head coach Ravi Shastri, who was on air at that time, said, "India committing harakiri in the last 10 minutes."

After bundling out New Zealand for 235, India consolidated well after losing Rohit Sharma (18) cheaply. Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal were going well at the crease, but a poor reverse sweep in the 18th over, brought an end to Jaiswal's innings.

A pre-meditated reverse sweep resulted in Jaiswal losing his leg stump. The left-hander missed the ball completely, and once again, the youngster was unable to convert a good start, in this series. Jaiswal eventually fell for 30.

Mohammed Siraj then walked out to bat as a nightwatchman, and the task was simple -- protect Virat Kohli and see out the day. But the plan did not go as desired. Siraj was adjudged leg-before wicket on the very first ball he faced. Not only that, Siraj also opted to burn a review.

Speaking of the ongoing Test between India and New Zealand, 14 wickets fell on Day 1, the most for first day's play in a Test at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.

New Zealand were earlier bundled out for 235 after Ravindra Jadeja took five wickets for the hosts. Daryl Mitchell top-scored for the visitors with a knock of 82.

At stumps on Day 1, India reached the score of 86/4, still trailing by 149 runs. Shubman Gill (31*) and Rishabh Pant (1*) will resume batting on Day 2.