A limp display from the Bangladesh batsmen

Jan 12, 2007

Before the start of play, the New Zealand players observed a minute's silence for Sir Edmund Hillary, who died in Auckland aged 88•Getty Images

Chris Martin, as on the first day of the first Test , was the wrecker-in-chief, taking five wickets•Getty Images

After winning his ninth consecutive toss, Daniel Vettori didn't regret sending Bangladesh in as his pace attack took wickets regularly•Getty Images

The Bangladesh bowlers didn't have much to rejoice about as, at stumps, New Zealand were trailing by just nine runs with seven wickets in hand•Getty Images

Mohammad Ashraful top scored with an aggressive 35 as Bangladesh folded up for 143•Getty Images

Iain O'Brien provided the support as he finished with 3 for 34•Getty Images

After two wickets fell early in New Zealand's response, Craig Cumming steadied the ship with a well-made 42•Getty Images

The Bangladesh batsmen had trouble coping with the pace, bounce and movement the home side's bowlers extracted•Getty Images

Stephen Fleming helped Cumming consolidate and ended the day unbeaten on 39•Getty Images