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BANGLADESH 93 (37.5 OVERS)
- Mohammad Ashraful25 (31)
- Aftab Ahmed19 (35)
- Michael Mason2/21 (8)
- Daniel Vettori5/7 (6)
NEW ZEALAND 95/0 (6 OVERS)
- Jamie How*7 (8)
- Brendon McCullum*80 (28)
- Mashrafe Mortaza0/20 (2)
- Shakib Al Hasan0/16 (1)
END OF OVER:6 | 17 Runs | NZ: 95/0 | RR: 15.83
- Brendon McCullum80 (28b)
- Jamie How7 (8b)
- Abdur Razzak1-0-17-0
- Shakib Al Hasan1-0-16-0
What an assault by Brendon McCullum, who scored 80 off just 28 deliveries. New Zealand seal the match with 44 overs to spare. What an effort! Two brilliant individual performances by McCullum and Daniel Vettori ensure New Zealand sweep the series and take plenty of confidence into the New Year.
Bangladesh, on the other hand, have a lot to do before the first Test begins on January 4 at 11:00 local, 22:00 GMT. Do join us then. Here's wishing you all a very, very happy New Years! From all of us at Cricinfo, its goodbye for now!
Bangladesh tour of New Zealand 2007-08 News
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Jamie Siddons, the Bangladesh coach, has said the team's stunted progress in Tests is because of the previous team management's short-term goals
Fleming denies quit talk
Stephen Fleming, the former New Zealand captain, has denied that he is on the verge of retiring after rumours began circulating during the second Test against Bangladesh in Wellington
New Zealand coast to innings victory
There was no brave rearguard partnership, no stubborn resistance which delayed the inevitable on the third day in Wellington as New Zealand crushed Bangladesh by an innings and 137 runs in less than seven sessions
Bangladesh sliding towards innings defeat
The Wellington Test seemed destined for the same conclusion as the first in Dunedin, with Bangladesh in danger of slipping to yet another defeat inside three days
New Zealand in complete command
A familiar script played out on the opening day as Bangladesh crumbled to 143 all out and New Zealand took a firm grip of the second Test in Wellington