Summary Afghanistan on Friday slumped to the worst defeat by a team making their Test debut.
BANGALORE (AFP) - Afghanistan on Friday slumped to the worst defeat by a team making their Test debut, going down to India by an innings and 262 runs on just the second day of the match in Bangalore.
The war-torn nation were bowled out twice on the same day by Indian bowlers, making 109 and 103 in two innings in reply to the home side s 474.
Australia remain the only side to have won their inaugural Test -- beating England in the first ever Test between two countries in Melbourne in 1877.
Ireland, who made their Test debut last month, lost to Pakistan by five wickets in Dublin.
Here are how all the previous 11 Test nations started off in the five-day game.
Australia:
First Test match: 1877, Melbourne
Result: Beat England by 45 runs
England:
First Test: 1877, Melbourne
Result: Lost to Australia by 45 runs
Time of first win: 2 weeks, 2 Tests
South Africa:
First Test: 1889, Port Elizabeth
Result: Lost to England by 8 wickets
Time of first win: 7 years, 12 Tests
West Indies:
First Test: 1928, Lord s
Result: Lost to England by an innings and 58 runs
Time of first win: 2 years, 6 Tests
New Zealand:
First Test: 1930, Christchurch
Result: Lost to England by 8 wickets
Time of first win: 26 years, 45 Tests
India:
First Test: 1932, Lord s
Result: Lost to England by 158 runs
Time of first win: 20 years, 25 Tests
Pakistan:
First Test: 1952, Delhi
Result: Lost to India by an inns and 70 runs
Time of first win: 1 week, two Tests
Sri Lanka:
First Test: 1982, Colombo
Result: Lost to England by 7 wickets
Time of first win: 3 years, 14 Tests
Zimbabwe:
First Test: 1992, Harare
Result: Drew with India
Time of first win: 3 years, 11 Tests
Bangladesh:
First Test: 2000, Dhaka
Result: Lost to India by 9 wickets
Time of first win: 5 years, 35 Tests
Ireland:
First Test: 2018, Dublin
Result: Lost to Pakistan by 5 wickets
Time of first win: None recorded.
