From there on, there was no coming back for the Rohit Sharma-led side who scored a massive 462 in the second innings but failed to post a daunting target for New Zealand. As a result, New Zealand successfully chased down the target of 107 and took a 1-0 lead in the series. Here are some major numbers from New Zealand's historic win in India: 36- It was the first Test victory for New Zealand after 36 years in India as they last won way back in 1988 at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. 1st - It was the first instance of a team chasing down a 100-plus target in the fourth innings in India since 2000. 3rd - It was the third Test loss for captain Rohit Sharma in India as he joined MS Dhoni and Sourav Ganguly who also lost three matches on home soil as skipper. All three skippers now have the joint third-highest losses as skippers in India along with Sachin Tendulkar and Bishan Singh Bedi. Kapil Dev (4 losses) and Mohammad Azharuddin (4 losses) have the second most losses as India skippers in home Tests while MAK Pataudi (9 losses) has most to his name. 37- After 37 years, India lost Tests against two different oppositions at home. India lost the first Test against England earlier this year in Hyderabad and now the loss in Bengaluru has made Rohit Sharma the first skipper since 1987 to have the ignominious feat against his name. 3rd - The Bengaluru Test also witnessed the third instance of a match producing a result in India after the first day was washed out. 4.64 - India also registered the highest net run rate in a 450-plus innings in Test history scoring 462 in 4.64 overs. 46 - India were bundled out for their lowest Test score on home soil in the first innings.