New Zealand have enforced the follow on after rattling through the West Indies batting attack in the second innings of the second test at the Basin Reserve today.
Much of the work was done yesterday with the West Indies sitting at 124/8 at stumps on day two.
However, it took just over four overs after play resumed this morning for the Black Caps polish off the remaining tail-enders and restrict their second innings total to 131, trailling the Black Caps first innings lead by 329.
New Zealand's second innings scorecard was dominated by Kyle Jamieson and Tim Southee with both bowlers picking up five wicket bags.
Almost the entirety of the Windeies batting lineup failed to fire, with just three batters scoring over double digits.
One exception however was the Windies number-6 batsman, Jermaine Blackwood who top-scored with 69 runs.
With the Windiees batting attack failing to look comfortable out in the middle for the entire test series, the task ahead is mammoth.
Adding to the Windies batting woes is the favourable bowling conditions this morning, with cloud cover expected to remain until later in the day and the Basin's trademark swirling breeze likely to play into New Zealand's favour.
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