New Zealnd win by an innings and 301 runs, bowling Zimbabwe out twice in a day, who would have thought that at the start of play today. New Zealand's biggest win in a Test match, and well deserved. For Zimbabwe a bit of a step backwards after making a good return to the test arena. It is of course Zimbabwe's biggest defeat in test matches, following the loss of an innings and 294 in Harare in the 2005/06 season.

48.3

Martin to Vitori, OUT, make that 6 for Martin, full, just outside off, the left hander pushes out at it, gets the edge and a good catch from a divng watling

BV Vitori c †Watling b Martin 0 (1m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00

A 5'fer for Martin and does he deserve it

48.2

Martin to Chakabva, OUT, WHAT A CATCH, gets a short ball outside off, cuts, bit of a top edge, Brownlie leaps high at takes that one handed, great catch

RW Chakabva c Brownlie b Martin 63 (161m 119b 6x4 0x6) SR: 52.94

48.1

Martin to Chakabva, FOUR, great shot, full on the legs, clips that with timing over to the mid wicket rope

END OF OVER:
48 | 5 Runs | ZIM: 139/8

Regis Chakabva59 (117b)
Kyle Jarvis0 (0b)

Trent Boult9-4-15-0
Chris Martin8-3-22-4

47.6

Boult to Chakabva, 1 run, short ball, pulls, top edges just over the square leg

47.5

Boult to Chakabva, no run, well forward on the off, defends to the bowler

47.4

Boult to Chakabva, no run, huge appeasl for lbw as that angles into the pad, caught in the crease but still going down the leg

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Zimbabwe INNINGS		R	B
TMK Mawoyo	caught	2	3
H Masakadza	caught	0	4
F Mutizwa	caught wk	18	50
BRM Taylor	caught wk	2	6
T Taibu	caught	4	12
MN Waller	lbw	0	2
RW Chakabva	caught	63	119
AG Cremer	caught	26	60
SW Masakadza	caught wk	21	34
KM Jarvis	not out	0	0
BV Vitori	caught wk	0	1
EXTRAS	(b 4, lb 3)
TOTAL	143 (all out; 48.3 ovs)

New Zealand BOWLING	O	M	R	W	Econ
CS Martin	8.3	3	26	6	3.05
TG Southee	8.0	2	20	0	2.50
DAJ Bracewell	10.0	4	26	3	2.60
DL Vettori	10.0	1	25	0	2.50
TA Boult	9.0	4	15	0	1.66
MJ Guptill	1.0	0	12	0	12.00
KS Williamson	2.0	0	12	1	6.00

Zimbabwe 3rd innings Partnerships

Wkt	Runs	Players
1st	2	H Masakadza	TMK Mawoyo
2nd	1	H Masakadza	F Mutizwa
3rd	2	BRM Taylor	F Mutizwa
4th	7	T Taibu	F Mutizwa
5th	0	F Mutizwa	MN Waller
6th	25	F Mutizwa	RW Chakabva
7th	63	AG Cremer	RW Chakabva
8th	34	RW Chakabva	SW Masakadza
9th	9	RW Chakabva	KM Jarvis
10th	0	BV Vitori	KM Jarvis

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NEW ZEALAND 495/7d(123.4 OVERS)1ST INNINGS

ZIMBABWE 51(28.5 OVERS)1ST INNINGS

ZIMBABWE 143 f/o(48.3 OVERS)2ND INNINGS

END OF OVER:48 | 5 Runs | ZIM: 139/8

NEW ZEALAND 495/7d(123.4 OVERS)
1ST INNINGS

ZIMBABWE 51(28.5 OVERS)
1ST INNINGS

ZIMBABWE 143 f/o(48.3 OVERS)
2ND INNINGS

END OF OVER:
48 | 5 Runs | ZIM: 139/8