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New Zealand vs Bangladesh 2018-19
Mon, March 11 2019
Ross Taylor goes past mentor Martin Crowe’s Test hundred tally
Taylor's 200 off 212 balls was his 18th Test hundred, taking him past Crowe's mark of 17.
Mon, March 11 2019
Ross Taylor 200 headlines New Zealand’s dominance of Bangladesh
At stumps on day four at Basin Reserve, Bangladesh were 80/3, still 141 behind New Zealand.
Mon, March 11 2019
Ross Taylor’s 200 prompts New Zealand declaration at 432/6
New Zealand declared with a 221-run first innings lead and 23 overs remaining in the day.
Mon, March 11 2019
Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls push New Zealand to 372/3 at tea
New Zealand plundered 334 runs off just 64 overs on Monday for the loss of one wicket.
Mon, March 11 2019
Kane Williamson taken to hospital as ‘precautionary’ measure
Williamson injured his shoulder while fielding on Sunday and twice needed attention.
Thu, March 07 2019
2nd Test: Injury-hit Bangladesh ponder changes to counter ruthless New Zealand
Rain is again expected Friday morning, but with fine weather forecast for the remainder of the Test.
Thu, March 07 2019
2nd Test: Pitch in focus as New Zealand chase fifth straight series
Bangladesh have lost all eight Test matches played in New Zealand
Wed, March 06 2019
Bangladesh can expect bouncer barrage on flat Basin Reserve track: Trent Boult
New Zealand are not hopeful of much assistance in Wellington, where Sri Lanka drew in December.
Tue, March 05 2019
Kane Williamson’s ‘insatiable appetite’ key to records breaking: Gary Stead
Williamson has closed in on Kohli as the No 1 ranked Test batsman after his unbeaten 200.
Mon, March 04 2019
BJ Watling plays down New Zealand Test wicketkeeping milestone
Watling held his 202nd dismissal to surpass Adam Parore in New Zealand's win over Bangladesh