New Zealand's Neil Wagner is clapped off the field by team mates after taking his sixth five wicket bag in test cricket. Photo: Photosport
New Zealand have dominated the opening day of the first cricket test against Bangladesh in Hamilton.
After winning the toss and deciding to bowl, Black Caps skipper Kane Williamson may have queried his decision with the tourists at 121 for one.
But a five wicket haul to Neil Wagner ripped through the Bangladesh lineup to dimiss them for 234.
It was Wagner's sixth five wicket haul in test cricket and moves him up to seventh on the all time New Zealand test wicket-taking list with 163.
BJ Watling also became the second New Zealand wicketkeeper to record 200 test dismissals.
Watling, who was initially a top-order batsman and part-time wicketkeeper when he first made the New Zealand side in 2009, moved one behind Adam Parore's national record.
Parore has 201 dismissals as a wicketkeeper, while former captain Brendon McCullum retired in 2016 with 209 dismissals, but 31 of those were after he gave up the gloves in 2013.
Tamim Iqbal top scored for Bangladesh making 126 - his ninth test century.
At stumps the Black Caps were 86-0, with Jeet Raval on 51 not out and Tom Latham unbeaten on 35.
Bangladesh century maker Tamim Iqbal. Photo: Photosport
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