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AFP
16 January, 2017, 08:53
Update: 16 January, 2017, 08:53
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Bangladesh all out 160, set New Zealand 217 to win

AFP
16 January, 2017, 08:53
Update: 16 January, 2017, 08:53
Bangladesh's Mehidy Hassan Miraz celebrates catching New Zealand's Jeet Raval while watched by New Zealand's Tom Latham during day five of the first international Test cricket match between New Zealand and Bangladesh at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on 16 January, 2017. Photo: AFP

Wellington, New Zealand: Bangladesh were all out for 160 in their second innings Monday setting New Zealand 217 runs to win the first Test on the final day in Wellington.

Sabbir Rahman top scored with 50 while Imrul Kayes, who retired hurt with a hip injury late on day four, returned to the crease to be unbaten on 36.

Captain Mushfiqur Rahim was unable to continue his innings after being struck on the helmet on 13 and taken to hospital as a precaution.

New Zealand pace bowler Trent Boult took three for 53

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