Southee takes five as Bangladesh dismissed for 289

(Reuters) - Tim Southee captured his sixth five-wicket haul in test cricket as New Zealand bowled Bangladesh out for 289 in the final five minutes of the first day of the second match at Hagley Oval in Christchurch yesterday.

Southee had Kamrul Islam trapped in front for two in the 85th over, shortly after the game had been delayed for about 10 minutes when Rubel Hossain received medical treatment after being hit on the T. Iqbal c Watling b Southee S. Sarkar c de Grandhomme b Boult Mahmudullah c Watling b Boult S. Al Hasan c Watling b Southee Sa. Rahman c Southee b Boult N. Shanto c Raval b Southee N. Hasan c Watling b Boult M. Hasan b Wagner T. Ahmed c Williamson b Southee K. Rabbi lbw b Southee R. Hossain not out 5 86 19 59 7 18 47 10 8 2 16 elbow by Trent Boult.

Southee finished with figures of 5-94 while Boult backed up his new ball partner with 4-87.

Souyma Sarkar, promoted to open in a patchwork Bangladesh side who were missing batsmen Imrul Kayes and Mominul Haque and captain Mushfiqur Rahim due to injury, top scored with 86 after the visitors had been asked to bat by Kane Williamson.

Extras (b-4 lb-2 nb-1 w-5) 12 Total (all out, 84.3 overs) 289 Fall of wickets: 1-7 T. Iqbal,2-38 Mahmudullah,3-165 S. Sarkar,4-177 Sa. Rahman,5-179 S. Al Hasan,6-232 N. Shanto,7-248 M. Hasan,8-257 T. Ahmed,9-273 N. Hasan,10-289 K. Rabbi Bowling T. Boult 24 - 4 - 87 - 4 T. Southee 28.3 - 7 - 94 - 5(w-1) C. de Grandhomme 14 - 4 - 58 - 0(nb-1) N. Wagner 18 - 1 - 44 - 1 Referees Umpire: Nigel Llong Umpire: Paul Reiffel TV umpire: Marais Erasmus Match referee: Javagal Srinath