In Numbers: Smith Indian Ton, Kohli’s First Test Loss at Home

Nine numbers from India’s 333-run defeat against Australia.

Left-arm spinner Steve O'Keefe picked up 12 wickets to guide Australia to a first win in India since 2004 on Saturday in Pune. The 333-run thrashing in the opening test also bringing the home side's 19-match unbeaten streak to a halt.

India, who had not lost a home test in 20 matches since a 2012 defeat to England in Kolkata, were once again unable to cope with O'Keefe's probing lines after they were bundled out for a paltry 105 in the first innings. The 32-year-old returned matching career-best figures of 6-35 in both innings for a maiden 10-wicket test haul.

Chasing a massive victory target of 441, India folded with just 107 runs on the board. The 333-run defeat one of India’s worst-ever.

Here are some numbers that emerged from the three days of the Test.

5

Aussie captain Steve Smith scored 109 off 202 deliveries in the second innings. This marked his fifth century in five consecutive Tests against India, and also his 18th Test ton and first in India.

3

Steven Smith became the third Australian after Mark Taylor & Damien Martyn to score a second-innings century in Tests in India. In his first innings, the Aussie skipper was dismissed for 27.

Watch: Steve Smith Dropped Four Times Enroute His Century

1

Australia weren't able to win a Test match on their last three visits to India; they were whitewashed on their last two tours of the country, and lost the 4-match series 0-2 in 2008.

This was the visitor’s first Test win in India since October 2004.

1

Before the Saturday result, Virat Kohli had an impeccable record at home as India’s Test skipper. The Pune Test defeat was his first as captain in Tests at home.

333 runs

India suffered their second-biggest defeat in home Tests on Saturday as they lost to Australia by a massive 333 runs. The only time India lost by a bigger margin was in 1996 when they lost to South Africa by 329 runs.

12/70

In only his fifth match and first in India, Steve O'Keefe picked up 12 wickets including a career-best six for 35 in both innings. His match figures were the best by any Australian against India and second-best by a visiting bowler in Tests in India after Sir Ian Botham’s 13/106.

212

India were all out for 105 and 107 in the two respective innings of the first Test against Australia. The paltry 212 combined score is India’s lowest two-innings match-aggregate in Tests at home.

19

Before today, the last time India lost a Test was in August 2015. Saturday’s 333-run defeat against Australia brought to an end India’s 19-match unbeaten run in Tests.

74 Overs

It took Australia just 40.1 overs to bowl India all out in the first innings and 33.5 overs in the second innings. The 74 overs in which India were bowled out twice is the lowest in a home Test.