Hadlee had taken 44 Tests to reach the 200-wickets milestone, while Wagner reached the the feat in his 46th Test (86th innings), putting him in the top 20 fastest worldwide.
Resuming their second innings at 55/3, none of the England batters could stay long at the crease as they got bowled out 197 in the final session of Day Five at the Bay Oval and suffered a crushing defeat by an innings and 46 runs.
Ross Taylor has moved up to 13th and Henry Nicholls (5th) has attained a career-best rating.
Never before as any New Zealand team won as many Test series in a row as Kane Williamson's.
Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah was again left to rue a lack of application against pace.
Wagner claimed 5/45 and Trent Boult 4/52 to skittle Bangladesh on the fifth morning.
Das also made it clear that his team’s batsmen will need to apply themselves if they want to be successful like Tamim Iqbal.
Neil Wagner believed a result in the rain-affected second Test against Bangladesh was still "definitely possible"
Abu Jayed took out New Zealand's openers after Neil Wagner's 4/28 dismissed Bangladesh for 211.
A four-wicket spell by New Zealand's Neil Wagner and three late wickets to Trent Boult saw Bangladesh get all out for 211.