Southampton: On Wednesday, New Zealand defeated India by eight wickets to win the first World Test Championship final in Southampton.

In the 50 games of the Lourdes World Cup finals, their painful Super Over lost to England. Two years later, the New Zealand men won their first major global championship.

The victory goal set in 53 games was only 139. New Zealand ended the game with a score of 140-2. After the two-day game was completely eliminated, the game was extended to the sixth day of the reserve team, with 7 remaining. Above the field.

Indian deputy Ravichandran Ashwin defeated New Zealand 44-2 after removing the two openers.

But New Zealand captain Kane Williamson (52 out) and Rose Taylor (47 out), the team’s two most experienced batsmen, won with 96 points.

The real damage was caused by New Zealand’s full-speed offense. Although a rare sunny day in the Hampshire Bowl provided the best hitting conditions for the entire game, India played in the second game early Wednesday. Was fired for only 170 points.

Tim Southee won 4-48 in 19 innings, and Rishabh Pant (41 years old) was the only Indian hitting ball with more than 30 points in the innings hand.

This final marks the culmination of a two-year series to determine the first official world champion of Test Cricket.

Brief score

India first game 217 (K Jamieson 5-31)

New Zealand First Game 249 (D Conway 54; Mohammmed Shami 4-76, Ishant Sharma 3-48)

170 in the second round of India (T Southee 4-48, T Boult 3-39)

New Zealand 140-2 in the second game (K Williamson 52 no)