He flashed at a ball from Southee well wide of off stump, acommon failing of the West Indies' batsman, and he was caught by McCullum, diving low to his right at gully. Shivnarine Chanderpaul provided almost single-handed resistance with a 76, posting his 62nd half century in his 151st test and surpassing 11,000 test runs.
Chanderpaul was out lbw, playing no shot to a ball from Boult which pitched outside off and cut back, striking him high on the pad. He challenged the decision but the technology showed the ball would have hit the bails. When he was out, the fight went out of the tourists and New Zealand wrapped up their first innings less than an hour into the second session.
Captain Darren Sammy was 27 not out when the West Indies' innings ended. He batted with a hamstring strain suffered while bowling on the first day and could do little more than hobble between wickets, reaching his total from 22 balls with six fours.
His injury led to the comical run out of Tino Best for 0 when Sammy, after struggling to take singles, suddenly attempted a two and left his partner hopelessly stranded.
In the first dismissal of the second innings. Boult found the edge of Kieran Powell's bat when the opener was 14, the West Indies were 18, and Southee took the catch at slip.
"It would have been nice to have maybe one or two more wickets on that total," Boult said.
"It was all go this morning and it was nice to run through them in a way but we always knew they were going to put up a more resilient fight this afternoon and it's what they've done."AP
