Glenn Phillips

On a day when New Zealand had to put up a fight, Glenn Phillips took it upon himself to show the way, returning a memorable five-for

The visitors lost 6 for 37 but a target of 369 would mean breaking records for New Zealand

Williamson's diabolical run-out and Southee's drop on the last ball of the day summed up New Zealand's mental block against Australia in Test cricket

Kane Williamson included as well after recovering from a hamstring injury

Rizwan, who scored 90 not out, was the lone spark for Pakistan in another disappointing game for their batters

"I let him in on my game plan, about staying leg-side of the ball and using my hands and bats to play the ball. He thought it was a good option for him as well"

Bangladesh had reduced the visitors to 69 for 6 in the 137-run chase, before Phillips and Santner took NZ home

New Zealand batter on how he prepared for what he knew would be a tough challenge, and being momentarily distracted when he was finally dismissed

On a day where only 32.3 overs were possible, Bangladesh were 38 for 2 at stumps

And who has taken the most wickets caught and bowled in Tests, and ODIs?

The laws of the game don't permit the use of saliva on the ball as per an update last year

Mahmudul Hasan Joy admits Bangladesh got out to "bad shots" trying to hit out against Phillips

Bangladesh looked on course for a better day with the bat till the New Zealand spinners came into their own just before tea

A World Cup semi-final is the kind of thing he had dreamed about while playing backyard games with his brother Dale, who is also a first-class cricketer

Trent Boult makes himself unavailable while Matt Henry returns from injury

Captain Latham defends decision to bowl first after comprehensive loss to South Africa

Centuries from Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen and a four-wicket haul from Keshav Maharaj headlined a 190-run rout

In the highest-scoring match in ODI World Cup history, Glenn Phillips returned incredible figures of 3 for 37

Rachin Ravindra and James Neesham specials meant it came down to six needed off the final ball for New Zealand, with No. 11 on strike - Australia then closed it out