New Zealand has changed the pages of cricket history. After 30 years, a team won by one run in white-shirt cricket. And it is the fourth time in total that a team has won after a follow-on in the first innings. 22 years ago, India gained entry into this rare club of cricket thanks to Dravid-Lakshmana. But in one place the first blackcaps. Team Saudi forces have made two records in one match.

In 1993, the cricketing world would once again see what happened in Adelaide; It is doubtful whether even extreme optimists believed that. A one-run win in Test cricket is not only unbelievable but almost impossible. But Tim Southee and his team made the impossible possible for the second time.

It is the white-clothed cricket that pointed the finger at baseball. No matter how intent changes with the demands of the era, the tradition of Test cricket is a test of patience. In 1993, the Caribbean beat Australia at home. Ajid’s runs were 213 and 184 in two innings. Alan Boarder’s team had to stop one run short of the target of 186 runs. Caribbean great Sir Curtly Ambrose was a man of the match with 10 wickets in two innings. New Zealand reached another record in this match. After the follow-on in the first innings, they became the third team to win the Test.

Although the incident is fourth. In 1894 against Australia, English cricketers did this strange event for the first time. Then in 1981, Australia again fell victim to this rare event. England was also their opponent in Seva. And the incident of 2001 is now part of the fairy tale. Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman’s heroics once again thrashed the Australians to win the follow-on Test.22 years after that incident, this time New Zealand played with the English. The Kiwis turned around thanks to the batsmen after falling on the follow-on in the first innings. The Three Lions then succumbed to the pace of Tim Southee, Matt Henry, and Neil Wagner. But in one place, New Zealand is entirely different. They made two records in one match. And this is a first in the history of cricket.