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New Zealand 521 for 6 dec (Latham 252, Conway 109, Blundell 57*, Shoriful 2-79) beat Bangladesh 126 (Yasir 55, Boult 5-43, Southee 3-28, Jamieson 2-32) and 278 (Litton 102, Mominul 37, Jamieson 4-82, Wagner 3-77) by an innings and 117 runs
Christchurch: New Zealand won the second Test by an innings and 117 runs as the Bangladesh were no match for the hosts despite a brilliant Liton Das ton.
Bangladesh were bowled out for 278 after being forced to follow-on with Kyle Jamieson picking up four wickets and Ross Taylor ending his Test career in style with a wicket to his name.
Unlike their first innings, the Tigers openers Shadman Islam (21) and Mohammad Naim (24) ensured their team did not lose any early wickets to Tim Southee (1/54) and Trent Boult (0/42).
It was Kyle Jamieson who got the first breakthrough for the Black Caps as Islam clipped the ball behind to Tom Blundell.
Najmul Hossain Shanto walked out to bat next and showed intent throughout his innings, including a top edge six over fine leg. Shanto raced to 29 off 36 deliveries before Neil Wagner (3/77) got the final word and picked up his first wicket of the Test match.
After lunch, Mohammad Naim was removed courtesy of a very special catch from New Zealand captain Tom Latham, who dived to his left with his hand stretched out.
The closing stages of the second session was all about Wagner. He continued his fine spell picking up captain Mominul Haque (37), who edged one into Ross Taylor’s safe hands at first slip. He finished the spell by luring Yasir Ali (2) into a simple catch for Latham, ensuring New Zealand were in total control heading into tea.
Liton Das (102) and Nurul Hasan (36) steadied the ship for the visitors after the break as Das brought up his 12th Test fifty in a Boult over that saw 16 runs conceded, including four boundaries.
After a 101-run partnership for the sixth wicket, Nurul Hasan was caught by Wagner at mid-off handing Daryl Mitchell (1/18) his first wicket of the match. The next to go was Mahedi Hasan (3), thanks to another catch from Latham off a Jamieson delivery.
Meanwhile, Das displayed great resilience at the other end and was rewarded as he brought up his second Test career century before being trapped LBW by Jamieson for 102.
