New Zealand have dished out a nine-wicket hiding to the West Indies in the second cricket test in Wellington. 

After bowling the tourists out for 128 after lunch on day three, the Black Caps cantered to the meagre target of 56 before tea, walking off on 57 for one. 

Jacob Duffy finished with figures of five for 38 —his second five-wicket bag in a three-test career— and six for the match. 

Former Black Caps seam bowler and current selector, Gavin Larsen told Piney they always knew there was something special about Duffy. 

He says it was just a matter of when the time emerged that he would grab his opportunity, and Duffy’s done that with both hands. 

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New Zealand have dished out a nine-wicket hiding to the West Indies in the second cricket test in Wellington.&nbsp;
After bowling the tourists out for 128 after lunch on day three, the Black Caps cantered to the meagre target of 56 before tea, walking off on 57 for one.&nbsp;
Jacob Duffy finished with figures of five for 38 —his second five-wicket bag in a three-test career— and six for the match.&nbsp;
Former Black Caps seam bowler and current selector, Gavin Larsen told Piney they always knew there was something special about Duffy.&nbsp;
He says it was just a matter of when the time emerged that he would grab his opportunity, and Duffy’s done that with both hands.&nbsp;
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Weekend Sport with Jason Pine on Newstalk ZB brings you all the action and reaction to the sporting weekend.

Weekend Sport with Jason Pine

Gavin Larsen: Former Black Cap and current selector on the Black Caps victory over the West Indies, Jacob Duffy

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