Dean Elgar scored his career-best 140 but narrowly missed his maiden 150.

Trent Boult was the most successful bowler for the hosts in the first innings, with figures of 4 for 64. Wagner bagged thee scalps.

Kane Williamson led New Zealand's solid reply with an unbeaten 78.

Jeet Raval notched up his third Test half-century.

Maharaj got rid of Henry Nicholls cheaply.

Ross Taylor had to retire hurt after injuring his calf muscle in the final session on Day 2.

Jeet Raval fell son after his fifty that put an end to threatening 102-run stand with his captain Kane Williamson.