One Test done, one more to go. The teams will go to Christchurch from here and New Zealand have a real task on their hands if they are to bounce back and level the series. That's it for now. Goodbye!
So many key phases in the game that you can now look back on - Green's brilliant hundred in tricky conditions on the first day, his last-wicket partnership of 116 runs with Hazlewood, that Williamson run out, and of course the brilliance of Lyon right through. All of that contributed to ensuring that Australia continue their sustained dominance over New Zealand. They've now won 17 of the 20 Tests played between the two teams in the last two decades, while losing just one.
12:58 Local Time, 23:58 GMT, 05:28 IST: Australia needed seven more wickets as they arrived to the ground today, and they've wrapped it up inside a session led by Nathan Lyon's six-for.
64.4
Hazlewood to Mitchell, out Caught&Bowled!! All over! Short of length into the body,Mitchell c and b Hazlewood 38(130) [4s-2]
Hazlewood to Mitchell, THATS OUT!! Caught&Bowled!!
64.3
Hazlewood to Mitchell, no run
64.2
Hazlewood to Mitchell, no run
64.1
Hazlewood to Mitchell, no run, good length ball just outside off,
63.6
Lyon to William ORourke, no run, tossed up on off, O'Rourke looks to defend and it goes off a thick inside edge to leg slip - on the bounce
63.5
Lyon to William ORourke, no run, flat length ball on middle,
Plenty of close-in catchers now for O'Rourke. Taking some time because the helmets and shin pads are being brought out. Two short legs, two leg slips, and a slip in place
63.4
Lyon to Mitchell, 1 run, to backward square leg
63.3
Lyon to Mitchell, no run, length ball turning in on off, Mitchell shuffles across and tucks it to backward square
63.2
Lyon to Mitchell, no run, length ball outside off, Mitchell shuffles across and defends to short leg
63.1
Lyon to Mitchell, no run, tossed up outside off, reverse-swept to deep third
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