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New Zealand vs Australia, 2nd Test Match Summary

NZ vs AUS, 2024 - Test Summary

New Zealand vs Australia Scorecard

Match Ended

Hagley Oval, Christchurch , Mar 08, 2024

New Zealand

162&372

Australia

256&281/7 (65.0)

Australia beat New Zealand by 3 wickets

Player of the Match

Alex Carey

Player of the Series

Matt Henry

NZ 162/10

Top Batsmen

Tom Latham

38 (69)

7x4s
0x6s
55.07SR

Matt Henry

29 (28)

5x4s
0x6s
103.57SR

Top Bowlers

Josh Hazlewood

ECON 2.32

13.2

OVERS

31/5

R/W

Mitchell Starc

ECON 4.91

OVERS

59/3

R/W

AUS 256/10

Top Batsmen

Marnus Labuschagne

90 (147)

12x4s
0x6s
61.22SR

Mitchell Starc

28 (54)

3x4s
0x6s
51.85SR

Top Bowlers

Matt Henry

ECON 2.91

OVERS

67/7

R/W

Glenn Phillips

ECON 2.80

OVERS

14/1

R/W

NZ 372/10

Top Batsmen

Rachin Ravindra

82 (153)

10x4s
0x6s
53.59SR

Tom Latham

73 (168)

8x4s
0x6s
43.45SR

Top Bowlers

Pat Cummins

ECON 2.58

OVERS

62/4

R/W

Nathan Lyon

ECON 3.00

16.2

OVERS

49/3

R/W

AUS 281/7

Top Batsmen

Alex Carey

98 (123)

15x4s
0x6s
79.67SR

Mitchell Marsh

80 (102)

10x4s
1x6s
78.43SR

Top Bowlers

Ben Sears

ECON 5.29

OVERS

90/4

R/W

Matt Henry

ECON 4.94

OVERS

94/2

R/W

Right then, that is it from this riveting Test match. Australia clinch the series while it is now 31 years and counting for New Zealand's last win over the Aussies at their home. The Trans-Tasman trophy has been handed over to the Aussie skipper Pat Cummins who joins his team and they pose together for some pictures now. Now, most of the players from both sides will join their respective camps for the upcoming Indian T20 League season. However, plenty of cricketing action is going on around the world and you can just switch tabs to enjoy our coverage. Until next time, cheers and goodbye!

Pat Cummins, the skipper of Australia says it was pretty tense and everyone was trying to keep themselves busy and the boys did fantastic. On being asked about Carey missing out on his century, he says he didn't have the idea he was on 98 and it feels embarrassing. Says the lead was really important and the toss helped as well. Says it was a funny Test match as Day 1 moved quickly and the pitch flattened out. Mentions it was tough for the bowlers and the lead in the first innings was the key. Says they find ways to come back and appreciate the entire squad for contributing at times when needed.

Tim Southee, the captain of New Zealand says that it was a great match. Adds that the partnership between Mitchell Marsh and Alex Carey broke the back of their bowling attack. Tells that when you are playing against the number one side, you want to be ahead but heading into Day 4 both results were possible. Mentions that everyone makes mistakes in the middle and dropping catches is a part of the game. Praises Matt Henry for his performances and says that he has gone from strength to strength in the last couple of series.

Matt Henry is the PLAYER OF THE SERIES for 17 wickets in the series. He says it's disappointing to be on the losing side but proud of the way they fought throughout. Says they made Australia work hard to find runs. Adds it's nice being at home, and the pitch offers a nice bounce and swing as well. Says it's great to be a part of the New Zealand team and it's always nice to contribute to the side. Adds Southee has been an outstanding leader. On being asked about his contributions with the bat, he states they always take pride in making sure they keep scoring runs as well.

Alex Carey is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his match-winning knock. says it was a great series as it ebbed and flowed. Says they had backs against the wall but eventually made a great comeback. Adds it was tough to score initially but Mitch Marsh and him adjusted to the conditions well. Says their mindset was clear to play the natural game and seize the opportunities coming their way. Further adds and ends up by saying that he is happy with Cummins hitting the winning runs.

Presentation Time...

Australia faced a daunting task on Day 4, requiring 202 runs to win with six wickets in hand. Although Mitchell Marsh received a reprieve when Rachin Ravindra dropped him early on, Travis Head's dismissal on the next delivery heightened the pressure. Despite the opportunity, New Zealand failed to capitalize as Alex Carey and Marsh forged a crucial partnership, both scoring rapid fifties to shift the momentum back to the visitors. Their aggressive batting swiftly reduced the target to 59 runs. However, debutant Ben Sears intervened with a magical moment, dismissing Marsh and Mitchell Starc in consecutive deliveries, reigniting the game's intensity. Despite the setback, Carey's steadfastness and the skipper's support ensured victory, with Carey remaining unbeaten on 98 while the captain sealed the win.

New Zealand aimed to set a formidable target for Australia, with Rachin Ravindra and Tom Latham leading the charge steadily. Despite a breakthrough by Pat Cummins, the Kiwis built a promising partnership, frustrating the Aussie bowlers and heading into Lunch with confidence. In the second session, Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell extended their lead, forming a century partnership and frustrating the Aussies further. However, the introduction of the second new ball saw a shift in momentum as Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins dismissed both set batsmen. Yet, Scott Kuggeleijn and Glenn Phillips counter-attacked, frustrating Australia before Tea. The third session saw Nathan Lyon and Cummins striking crucial blows, but New Zealand set a challenging target of 279 runs. Australia's innings began shakily, with Steven Smith and Marnus Labuschagne struggling before Matt Henry and Ben Sears made crucial breakthroughs. Despite a resilient partnership between Travis Head and Mitchell Marsh, New Zealand retained the upper hand heading into Day 4.

New Zealand eagerly sought early breakthroughs on Day 2, with Daryl Mitchell missing a crucial catch. However, disciplined bowling paid off when Matt Henry removed the nightwatchman, continuing his impressive spell with the dismissal of Mitchell Marsh. Tim Southee's decision to introduce Glenn Phillips proved fruitful, as he claimed the wicket of Alex Carey. Despite Nathan Nathan Lyon's valuable contribution with the bat, Marnus Labuschagne stood firm, falling just 10 runs short of a century before Lunch. In the subsequent session, skipper Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc extended Australia's lead to 94 runs before Henry clinched a seven-wicket haul. New Zealand's pursuit was initially thwarted when Starc dismissed Will Young, but Tom Latham and Kane Williamson resolutely anchored the innings until Tea, frustrating the Aussie bowlers. The third session saw Latham and Williamson dominate, notching up fine fifties and building a century-run partnership. Latham's milestone of crossing 10,000 international runs added to New Zealand's momentum. However, Kane Williamson's dismissal after reaching his half-century provided Australia with a breakthrough. Despite Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood's fiery spells, Latham and Rachin Ravindra avoided further setbacks until Stumps, ensuring a promising position for New Zealand going into the next day's play.

Australia chose to field first but initially struggled to make breakthroughs. However, just before Lunch, they managed to dismiss Will Young, Tom Latham, and Rachin Ravindra, putting New Zealand on the back foot. The second session saw Australia dominate, led by Hazlewood's exceptional spell. Daryl Mitchell and Kane Williamson fell early, and although Tim Southee and Matt Henry provided resistance, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood eventually took control. As the final session commenced, Australia's batting line-up started cautiously, with Steven Smith and Usman Khawaja steadying the ship. Ben Sears, making his debut, made a breakthrough by dismissing Smith, while Henry struck again to remove Khawaja. Marnus Labuschagne and Cameron Green fought hard, but Henry claimed another scalp by dismissing Green. Despite Travis Head's attacking shots, he fell victim to Henry, while Labuschagne remained unbeaten on 45, guiding Australia safely to stumps.

AUSTRALIA WINS A THRILLING TEST MATCH! They clinch the series and add another chapter to the storied Trans-Tasman rivalry. Their dominance over the Kiwis in this format remains unchallenged. Despite facing a daunting challenge, Alex Carey's remarkable innings along with Mitchell Marsh's support, and Australia's resilience under pressure propelled them to victory. While putting up a brave fight led by Ben Sears and Matt Henry, New Zealand will rue the missed opportunity as victory slipped from their grasp. The BlackCaps continue to await a home victory over the Aussies, extending their longing for a triumphant moment against their Trans-Tasman rivals.

Over 65 : 281/7

9 Runs

464.1
164.2
064.3
064.4
064.5
464.6

P. Cummins

32 (44)

A. Carey

98 (123)

B. Sears

17-2-90-4

64.6

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

FOUR! Australian skipper finishes off in style and propels his team to clean sweep the series by 2-0, and New Zealand's wait to beat Australia in their own backyard just extends for the time being. Sears bowls it on a length and outside off, Pat Cummins punches it through backward point for a boundary and hits the winning runs. From being 80/5 to triumphing in this game, this is some performance from Australian batters, courtesy of Alex Carey's 98, and Mitchell Marsh's 80. Australia retains this Trans-Tasmanian rivalry in style with three wickets remaining.

64.5

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

Outside off on a length, Pat Cummins under edges it short to Tom Blundell.

64.4

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

On the top of off, on a length, Pat Cummins punches it off the back foot. Ben Sears stops it with one hand on his follow-through.

64.3

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

Short, on the body, Pat Cummins hops and punches it back to the right of the bowler.

64.2

Ben Sears To Alex Carey

On a length aiming the body, it shoots further and takes Alex Carey squared up. It takes off from his gloves and rolls to deep square leg and they cross for a single. Just a couple of runs needed now.

64.1

Ben Sears To Alex Carey

FOUR! What a shot! Just 3 needed now and Alex Carey is also 3 away from the century. On a short length angling in the bodyline, Alex Carey pulls it over mid-wicket for a boundary at deep mid-wicket.

Over 64 : 272/7

9 Runs

463.1
063.2
163.3
063.4
063.5
463.6

P. Cummins

28 (40)

A. Carey

93 (121)

M. Henry

19-1-94-2

63.6

Matt Henry To Pat Cummins

FOUR! Straight as an arrow! A classy shot! Full and on the stumps, Pat Cummins presents the full face of the bat and drives it along the carpet and straight down the ground for a boundary. 50-run stand comes up between the two and Pat Cummins has looked cool, calm and collected.

63.5

Matt Henry To Pat Cummins

Short and nipping back in, Pat Cummins tucks it in front of short leg.

63.4

Matt Henry To Pat Cummins

On off and full, Pat Cummins presents a solid front foot defence.

63.3

Matt Henry To Alex Carey

Full and on the stumps, Alex Carey drives it straight clearing his front foot. Matt Henry flicks it off with his leg on the way, and the ball rolls to mid on. Pat Cummins puts in a dive to reach home at the non-striker's end. A single taken.

63.2

Matt Henry To Alex Carey

On the back of a length on top of off, Alex Carey pats it back to Henry off the back foot.

63.1

Matt Henry To Alex Carey

FOUR! Inching closer now! On a good length on the off stump, Alex Carey gets the outside edge off the bat and it bullets away through gully and slip cordon for a boundary. Alex Carey into the 90s now.

Over 63 : 263/7

7 Runs

162.1
2 NB 62.2
062.2
062.3
062.4
362.5
162.6

A. Carey

88 (118)

P. Cummins

24 (37)

B. Sears

16-2-81-4

62.6

Ben Sears To Alex Carey

On the back of a length around off, Alex Carey dabs it in front of backward point for an easy single. 16 runs needed to win for Australia.

62.5

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

Below 20s now. Another misdirected delivery on the leg side, and on a shortish length, Pat Cummins guides the ball off the back foot toward deep fine leg. Scott Kuggeleijn sprints to his right from deep square leg and puts in a dive to save one.

62.4

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

Short, bounces a bit more off the deck, and outside off, Pat Cummins ducks and stays away from the line.

62.3

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

Bowls it outside off on a shade fuller length, Pat Cummins shoulders arms at it.

62.2

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

On the back of a length, the ball springs up further on the body, Pat Cummins jumps and blocks it off.

62.2

Ben Sears To Alex Carey

Oh no, Sears has hit the stump at the non-striker's end on his follow-through with his back leg. On a length, Alex Carey tucks it to the leg side for an easy single. Just 20 now the equation.

62.1

Ben Sears To Pat Cummins

On a short length, just outside off, Pat Cummins cuts it off the back foot towards deep point for a single.

Full Commentary

65 OV

9 Runs

B. Sears to A. Carey P. Cummins

464.1
164.2
064.3
064.4
064.5
464.6

64 OV

9 Runs

M. Henry to A. Carey P. Cummins

463.1
063.2
163.3
063.4
063.5
463.6

63 OV

7 Runs

B. Sears to P. Cummins A. Carey

162.1
2 NB 62.2
062.2
062.3
062.4
362.5
162.6

62 OV

8 Runs

G. Phillips to A. Carey

461.1
461.2
061.3
061.4
061.5
061.6

61 OV

8 Runs

B. Sears to P. Cummins A. Carey

460.1
060.2
160.3
160.4
260.5
060.6

60 OV

1 Runs

G. Phillips to P. Cummins

059.1
059.2
059.3
059.4
059.5
159.6

59 OV

6 Runs

B. Sears to A. Carey P. Cummins

458.1
058.2
158.3
058.4
158.5
058.6

58 OV

2 Runs

G. Phillips to P. Cummins

057.1
057.2
057.3
057.4
057.5
257.6

57 OV

4 Runs

B. Sears to A. Carey P. Cummins

156.1
056.2
056.3
156.4
1 LB 56.5
156.6

56 OV

2 Runs

G. Phillips to P. Cummins

055.1
055.2
055.3
055.4
255.5
055.6

55 OV

5 Runs

B. Sears to M. Marsh M. Starc P. Cummins

054.1
W 54.2
W 54.3
454.4
054.5
154.6

54 OV

7 Runs

M. Henry to M. Marsh A. Carey

153.1
253.2
453.3
053.4
053.5
053.6

53 OV

2 Runs

G. Phillips to A. Carey M. Marsh

052.1
152.2
052.3
052.4
152.5
052.6

52 OV

2 Runs

M. Henry to M. Marsh A. Carey

051.1
051.2
151.3
051.4
151.5
051.6

51 OV

0 Runs

G. Phillips to A. Carey

050.1
050.2
050.3
050.4
050.5
050.6

50 OV

16 Runs

M. Henry to M. Marsh A. Carey

149.1
349.2
149.3
449.4
149.5
649.6

49 OV

0 Runs

G. Phillips to A. Carey

048.1
048.2
048.3
048.4
048.5
048.6

48 OV

10 Runs

T. Southee to M. Marsh

447.1
247.2
047.3
447.4
047.5
047.6

47 OV

3 Runs

G. Phillips to M. Marsh A. Carey

046.1
046.2
046.3
346.4
046.5
046.6

46 OV

2 Runs

T. Southee to A. Carey M. Marsh

045.1
045.2
045.3
145.4
045.5
145.6

45 OV

1 Runs

G. Phillips to A. Carey M. Marsh

044.1
044.2
044.3
044.4
144.5
044.6

44 OV

3 Runs

T. Southee to A. Carey

043.1
043.2
043.3
043.4
243.5
143.6

43 OV

4 Runs

G. Phillips to M. Marsh

042.1
442.2
042.3
042.4
042.5
042.6

42 OV

12 Runs

B. Sears to A. Carey

441.1
441.2
241.3
041.4
241.5
041.6

41 OV

10 Runs

S. Kuggeleijn to M. Marsh

040.1
4 B 40.2
040.3
2 LB 40.4
040.5
4 LB 40.6

40 OV

0 Runs

B. Sears to A. Carey

039.1
039.2
039.3
039.4
039.5
039.6

39 OV

13 Runs

S. Kuggeleijn to A. Carey M. Marsh

4 B 38.1
038.2
438.3
038.4
138.5
438.6

38 OV

7 Runs

B. Sears to A. Carey M. Marsh

037.1
437.2
137.3
037.4
037.5
237.6

37 OV

2 Runs

S. Kuggeleijn to M. Marsh A. Carey

036.1
036.2
1 LB 36.3
036.4
136.5
036.6

36 OV

3 Runs

M. Henry to M. Marsh A. Carey

035.1
035.2
1 LB 35.3
035.4
035.5
235.6

35 OV

7 Runs

B. Sears to M. Marsh A. Carey

134.1
434.2
234.3
034.4
034.5
034.6

34 OV

4 Runs

M. Henry to A. Carey

033.1
433.2
033.3
033.4
033.5
033.6

33 OV

5 Runs

B. Sears to A. Carey M. Marsh

032.1
132.2
032.3
032.4
332.5
1 LB 32.6

32 OV

1 Runs

T. Southee to A. Carey M. Marsh

031.1
031.2
131.3
031.4
031.5
031.6

31 OV

5 Runs

M. Henry to A. Carey M. Marsh

030.1
130.2
030.3
030.4
430.5
030.6

30 OV

4 Runs

T. Southee to M. Marsh A. Carey

329.1
029.2
129.3
029.4
029.5
029.6

29 OV

5 Runs

M. Henry to M. Marsh A. Carey

028.1
028.2
1 LB 28.3
028.4
028.5
428.6

28 OV

6 Runs

T. Southee to A. Carey

427.1
027.2
027.3
027.4
027.5
227.6

27 OV

6 Runs

M. Henry to M. Marsh A. Carey

026.1
426.2
026.3
126.4
026.5
126.6

26 OV

1 Runs

T. Southee to M. Marsh T. Head A. Carey

125.1
W 25.2
025.3
025.4
025.5
025.6

25 OV

2 Runs

M. Henry to T. Head M. Marsh

024.1
024.2
124.3
024.4
024.5
124.6

24 OV

2 Runs

T. Southee to M. Marsh T. Head

123.1
023.2
023.3
023.4
023.5
1 LB 23.6

23 OV

2 Runs

G. Phillips to T. Head M. Marsh

022.1
022.2
022.3
022.4
122.5
122.6

22 OV

2 Runs

T. Southee to M. Marsh

021.1
221.2
021.3
021.4
021.5
021.6

21 OV

2 Runs

G. Phillips to T. Head M. Marsh

020.1
020.2
020.3
020.4
120.5
120.6

20 OV

1 Runs

T. Southee to T. Head

019.1
019.2
019.3
019.4
019.5
119.6

19 OV

5 Runs

B. Sears to T. Head M. Marsh

018.1
118.2
018.3
418.4
018.5
018.6

18 OV

5 Runs

M. Henry to T. Head M. Marsh

017.1
417.2
017.3
117.4
017.5
017.6

17 OV

10 Runs

B. Sears to M. Marsh T. Head

416.1
016.2
116.3
416.4
016.5
116.6

16 OV

10 Runs

M. Henry to T. Head M. Marsh

115.1
415.2
015.3
015.4
215.5
315.6

15 OV

4 Runs

B. Sears to C. Green M. Marsh

014.1
W 14.2
414.3
014.4
014.5
014.6

14 OV

3 Runs

M. Henry to C. Green T. Head

013.1
1 B 13.2
213.3
013.4
013.5
013.6

13 OV

1 Runs

B. Sears to C. Green T. Head

012.1
012.2
012.3
012.4
112.5
012.6

12 OV

0 Runs

M. Henry to U. Khawaja T. Head

011.1
011.2
W 11.3
011.4
011.5
011.6

11 OV

0 Runs

B. Sears to C. Green

010.1
010.2
010.3
010.4
010.5
010.6

10 OV

7 Runs

M. Henry to C. Green U. Khawaja

09.1
09.2
09.3
39.4
49.5
09.6

9 OV

2 Runs

B. Sears to U. Khawaja M. Labuschagne C. Green

18.1
08.2
08.3
W 8.4
08.5
18.6

8 OV

6 Runs

M. Henry to S. Smith M. Labuschagne

W 7.1
07.2
07.3
47.4
07.5
27.6

7 OV

4 Runs

T. Southee to U. Khawaja S. Smith

16.1
06.2
36.3
06.4
06.5
06.6

6 OV

1 Runs

M. Henry to U. Khawaja S. Smith

05.1
15.2
05.3
05.4
05.5
05.6

5 OV

3 Runs

T. Southee to U. Khawaja S. Smith

04.1
14.2
04.3
14.4
14.5
04.6

4 OV

4 Runs

M. Henry to S. Smith

03.1
03.2
03.3
43.4
03.5
03.6

3 OV

1 Runs

T. Southee to S. Smith U. Khawaja

02.1
02.2
12.3
02.4
02.5
02.6

2 OV

2 Runs

M. Henry to U. Khawaja

01.1
01.2
01.3
01.4
21.5
01.6

1 OV

0 Runs

T. Southee to S. Smith

00.1
00.2
00.3
00.4
00.5
00.6

Match Info

Venue Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Weather Overcast
Toss Australia won the toss and elected to field
Result Australia beat New Zealand by 3 wickets
Player of the Match Alex Carey
Player of the Series Matt Henry
Umpire Marais Erasmus (SA), Nitin Menon (IND) and Michael Gough (ENG)
Referee Ranjan Madugalle (SL)

Match Notes

Stumps: Australia 124/4 in 36.0 overs
Referral 2 (32.5 ovs): NZ against N Lyon (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, AUS: 3)
Australia 101/3 in 30.5 overs
Drinks: Australia 81/2 in 26.0 overs
Australia 51/2 in 18.2 overs
Drinks: Australia 32/2 in 14.0 overs
Referral 1 (8.3 ovs): S Smith against NZ (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, AUS: 3) (Retained)
Tea: New Zealand 162/2 in 45.2 overs
Innings Break: New Zealand 162/10 in 45.2 overs
Referral 5 (45.2 ovs): AUS against M Henry (Caught) Successful (NZ: 1, AUS: 2)
New Zealand 150/8 in 42.5 overs
Referral 4 (37.6 ovs): AUS against T Southee (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 1, AUS: 2)
Referral 3 (37.2 ovs): T Blundell against AUS (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 1, AUS: 3)
Drinks: New Zealand 107/7 in 37.0 overs
Referral 2 (36.6 ovs): S Kuggeleijn against AUS (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, AUS: 3) (Retained)
New Zealand 103/5 in 35.3 overs
Referral 1 (31.5 ovs): K Williamson against AUS (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, AUS: 3)
Lunch: New Zealand 71/3 in 25.2 overs
New Zealand 51/1 in 19.5 overs
Drinks: New Zealand 35/0 in 14.0 overs
W Young dropped on 8 by T Head in 10.3 overs
B Sears makes his Test debut for New Zealand

Stumps: New Zealand 134/2 in 50.0 overs
T Latham dropped on 59 by A Carey in 46.4 overs
K Williamson 34th Test fifty: 50 runs in 105 balls (6x4) (0x6)
2nd wkt Partnership: 100 off 206 balls between T Latham (48) and K Williamson (40)
T Latham 27th Test fifty: 50 runs in 110 balls (7x4) (0x6)
Drinks: New Zealand 100/1 in 35.0 overs
New Zealand 100/1 in 35.0 overs
2nd wkt Partnership: 51 off 122 balls between T Latham (18) and K Williamson (30)
New Zealand 53/1 in 19.1 overs
Tea: New Zealand 43/1 in 17.0 overs
Innings Break: Australia 256/10 in 68.0 overs
Australia 255/9 in 67.0 overs
Lunch: Australia 221/8 in 60.2 overs
Australia 200/7 in 53.1 overs
Drinks: Australia 184/6 in 49.0 overs
Referral 4 (44.5 ovs): NZ against M Marsh (LBW) Successful (NZ: 1, AUS: 3)
Australia 151/4 in 40.3 overs
N Lyon dropped on 3 by D Mitchell in 37.2 overs
Referral 3 (36.4 ovs): NZ against M Labuschagne (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 1, AUS: 3)

Stumps: Australia 77/4 in 24.0 overs
Australia 52/4 in 16.1 overs
Drinks: Australia 34/3 in 14.0 overs
Referral 1 (7.1 ovs): S Smith against NZ (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 3, AUS: 2)
Innings Break: New Zealand 372/10 in 108.2 overs
New Zealand 353/7 in 104.3 overs
Tea: New Zealand 345/6 in 103.0 overs
Referral 2 (99.2 ovs): S Kuggeleijn against AUS (Caught) Successful (NZ: 3, AUS: 3)
S Kuggeleijn dropped on 2 by M Labuschagne in 94.1 overs
New Zealand 300/6 in 93.3 overs
Drinks: New Zealand 296/5 in 91.0 overs
D Mitchell 10th Test fifty: 50 runs in 94 balls (4x4) (1x6)
4th wkt Partnership: 100 off 152 balls between R Ravindra (51) and D Mitchell (45)
New ball taken: Australia 255/3 in 80.1 overs
New Zealand 253/3 in 79.5 overs
Lunch: New Zealand 243/3 in 78.0 overs
R Ravindra maiden Test fifty: 53 runs in 96 balls (5x4) (0x6)
4th wkt Partnership: 53 off 79 balls between R Ravindra (26) and D Mitchell (26)
New Zealand 200/3 in 67.2 overs
Drinks: New Zealand 188/3 in 63.0 overs
Referral 1 (55.1 ovs): AUS against T Latham (Caught) Successful (NZ: 3, AUS: 3)
New Zealand 152/2 in 54.4 overs

8th wkt Partnership: 50 off 58 balls between A Carey (22) and P Cummins (28)
Australia 252/7 in 61.1 overs
Drinks: Australia 248/7 in 61.0 overs
Referral 5 (54.2 ovs): M Marsh against NZ (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 1, AUS: 2)
Australia 202/5 in 49.4 overs
6th wkt Partnership: 100 off 124 balls between M Marsh (27) and A Carey (55)
Lunch: Australia 174/5 in 43.0 overs
Referral 4 (42.3 ovs): NZ against M Marsh (LBW) Unsuccessful (NZ: 1, AUS: 2)
A Carey 8th Test fifty: 50 runs in 60 balls (8x4) (0x6)
Australia 152/5 in 40.2 overs
M Marsh 9th Test fifty: 51 runs in 64 balls (7x4) (0x6)
Referral 3 (38.4 ovs): NZ against A Carey (Caught) Unsuccessful (NZ: 2, AUS: 2)
6th wkt Partnership: 52 off 72 balls between M Marsh (16) and A Carey (32)
Drinks: Australia 116/5 in 34.0 overs
Referral 2 (33.3 ovs): A Carey against NZ (LBW) Successful (NZ: 3, AUS: 2)
Australia 100/5 in 29.1 overs
M Marsh dropped on 29 by R Ravindra in 25.1 overs
Rain Stoppage: Australia 77/4 in 24.0 overs
7th wkt Partnership: 50 off 70 balls between G Phillips (16) and S Kuggeleijn (38)