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NZ complete biggest Test victory

NZ complete biggest Test victory6346334565||Martin Guptill and BJ Watling of New Zealand appeal successfully for the wicket of Graeme Cremer (Getty)

The Black Caps have bowled Zimbabwe out twice in a day to complete their biggest win in Test cricket.

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