New Zealand have thrashed Bangladesh in the first Test at Hamilton.
Trent Boult took five wickets in the second innings to help the hosts win the match by an innings and 52 runs
The second Test gets underway at Wellington on Friday.
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Bilite Yek Tarafeh
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Bilite Yek Tarafeh
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New Zealand thrash Bangladesh in first Test
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