2nd Day


Matthew Bell was fluent through the leg side and off as he carried on from an overnight 74


Bell made the most of his comeback Test, patiently ticking away to a second hundred before lunch on day two


It was a moment to savour for Bell in front of his home crowd, playing his first Test in six years


Mohammad Ashraful got Bell's wicket with a clever wrong 'un to snap a dominating fifth-wicket partnership


Brendon McCullum became Ashraful's second wicket as Bangladesh grabbed two just before lunch


Jacob Oram followed Bell with a century of his own, one studded with excellent back-foot play


Oram punches during his fourth Test century


Jacob Oram celebrates his fourth Test century


Daniel Vettori cuts runs through the off as New Zealand extended their lead

So Far on DAy 2 will add later


Mashrafe Mortaza bowled an incisive spell with the new ball to dismiss New Zealand for 357


Tamim Iqbal saw out a tense passage before tea, riding the bounce of the pacers very well


Junaid Siddique atoned for his first-innings failure with a Test fifty on debut


Tamim followed up with a second fifty on debut as Bangladesh fought back excellently


By stumps, the rookie opening duo had added a record 148 to keep Bangladeshi hopes afloat