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Kiwis' record win

AFP, Napier
New Zealand posted their biggest winning Test margin when they demolished Zimbabwe by an innings and 301 runs on the third day of their one-off Test at Napier's McLean Park Saturday.
After starting the day at 392-5, New Zealand added 103 in 18 overs, giving BJ Watling time to notch his maiden Test century before declaring at495-7.
Man-of-the-match Chris Martin then led a bowling attack that routed Zimbabwe twice in the same day — first for the tourists' lowest Test innings of 51 followed by 143 in their second innings.
The winning margin was seven runs better than New Zealand's previous record of an innings and 294 runs set in 2005 and also against Zimbabwe.
Martin took two for five off six overs in Zimbabwe's first innings followed with six for 26 off 8.3 to draw level with Chris Cairns as New Zealand's third most sue-
cessful bowlers with a career haul of 218.
Zimbabwe never recovered from losing their top order batsmen cheaply in both innings, Martin said, adding he was surprised at the lack of fight from their batsmen.
"As well as we bowled, you would expect a Test-match side to at least, probably, have one bad innings and then come out and put together more of a competitive showing in the second innings.
"I suppose there were flutters in [their] dressing room each time to be three down for under 10."
The McLean Park wicket held no fears for New Zealand as Watling (102 not out) and his skipper Ross Taylor (122 retired hurt) both scored centuries, with support roles from Brendon McCullum (83) and Martin Guptill(51).
But Zimbabwe, whose previous worst Test score was 54 against South Africa in Cape Town in 2005, could not cope with the seaming deliveries of the fourpronged New Zealand pace
attack.
Malcolm Waller's 23 was the only score in double figures in their disastrous first innings, while Regis Chakabva in only his second Test, managed 63 in the second innings.
Zimbabwe's one show of resistance was Chakabva's 63-run second-innings stand with Graeme Cremer (26) for the seventh wicket. SCORES IN BRIEF
NEW ZEALAND: First innings 495 for 7 declared (Taylor 122, Watling 102 not out, McCullum 83, Guptill 51, Southee 44, Vettori 38; Cremer2-112)
ZIMBABWE: First innings 51 (Waller 23; Martin 2-5, Southee 2-8, Bracewell 2-12, Boult 2-24)
ZIMBABWE: Second innings 143 (Chakabva 63, Cremer 26, S Masakadza 21; Martin 6-26, Bracewell 3-26)
Result: New Zealand won by an innings and 301 runs.
Man-of-the-match: Chris Martin.
Toss: Zimbabwe.
Umpires: Rod Ricker and Enamul Haque.