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New Zealand vs Bangladesh 2019
Tue, March 12 2019
High five: New Zealand secure fifth straight Test series win
Never before as any New Zealand team won as many Test series in a row as Kane Williamson's.
Tue, March 12 2019
Neil Wagner barrage results in “ideal two days” for New Zealand
Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah was again left to rue a lack of application against pace.
Tue, March 12 2019
Kane Williamson in doubt for third Test, BJ Watling to be monitored
If Williamson is ruled out, Will Young will make his Test debut at Hagley Oval.
Tue, March 12 2019
Neil Wagner bounces out Bangladesh as New Zealand take series
Wagner claimed 5/45 and Trent Boult 4/52 to skittle Bangladesh on the fifth morning.
Mon, March 11 2019
Difficult but anything is possible: Tamim Iqbal
Despite the first two days being washed out due to rain, New Zealand have put themselves in a strong position to win the Test.
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
An apology from Ross Taylor after overtaking Martin Crowe’s century tally
Ross Taylor whispered a prayer and an apology to the late Martin Crowe on Monday as he overtook his mentor's century tally.
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.