New Zealand vs South Africa 1st Test Highlights: New Zealand beat South Africa by 281 runs

Matt Henry to Zubayr Hamza, Over the wicket on a length outside off with a bit of a shape away, Zubayr Hamza gets beaten on his defence and the ball zips past his outside edge through to the keeper.

Zubayr Hamza comes out to the middle now.

Matt Henry to Edward Moore, OUT! TAKEN! Matt Henry joins the party now and South Africa are dented early here. A soft dismissal. From around the wicket on a fuller length outside off, Edward Moore gets ahead to drive it through the cover-point gap but slices it losing control on the shot, and dollies an easy grab to Devon Conway stationed at cover. Both the Proteas openers are back to the hut inside the first five overs.

Tim Southee to Raynard van Tonder, Slight movement but brings the line into the middle stump on a length, Raynard van Tonder punches it down the ground, and the fielder from mid off chases it and restricts it to just a couple.

Tim Southee to Raynard van Tonder, On the back of a length shaping away from off, Raynard van Tonder leaves it again.

Tim Southee to Raynard van Tonder, Length delivery shaping away in the channel, Raynard van Tonder leaves.

Raynard van Tonder walks out to bat at number 3.

Tim Southee to Neil Brand, OUT! BOWLED'EM! This time Southee strikes and the Proteas skipper departs. A good inswing from around the wicket and on a length just around off, Neil Brand is a bit late on the defence and gets double minded to whether to leave it or play, but goes to defend it eventually, and the ball sharply sneaks through his inside edge, hitting the top of off. 

Tim Southee to Neil Brand, Swings again into the southpaw on a length, wears on Neil Brand's pad.

Tim Southee to Neil Brand, A considerable amount of inward movement from around the wicket, sneaking into the batter from off, Neil Brand clips it to mid-wicket.

Matt Henry to Edward Moore, Back of a length ball on the off stump, Edward Moore pokes it to backward point.

Matt Henry to Neil Brand, Hard length on pads, Neil Brand works it to deep fine leg with a glance for a single.

Matt Henry to Neil Brand, On the back of a length on off, Neil Brand defends it from his front foot.

Matt Henry to Neil Brand, Length delivery on the stumps with a bit of a shape, Neil Brand leaves.

Is that out? Tom Blundell has taken a blinder behind the stumps, but Neil Brand thinks he has not hit that and takes the review. UltraEdge shows he right and Ball Tracking goes in his way as well.

Matt Henry to Neil Brand, An appeal for caught behind and up goes the finger. But wait, this has been reviewed by Neil Brand. Around the wicket which keeps straighter and angles into the batter around off, Neil Brand presents the full face of the bat but plays inside the line of the ball and carries to the keeper who dives to his left to take a one-handed grab. The UltraEdge comes up and confirms that the ball has deflected off the pads and then to the keeper. Also, the wickets are hitting on the Umpire's call. As the review was for caught behind, it is overturned. An excellent review by Brand. He survives.

Matt Henry to Neil Brand, The Proteas are underway! At 130.3 clicks with an inward movement from around the wicket, and on a length, Neil Brand steers it to deep square leg and scampers for a double.

Who will bowl from the other end? It will be Matt Henry.

Tim Southee to Edward Moore, Maiden. Shapes back in from the middle channel, Edward Moore clips it to mid-wicket to end the first over.

Tim Southee to Edward Moore, Just a slight shape into the batter from the middle stump line on a length, Edward Moore defends it to the pitch.

Tim Southee to Edward Moore, On a length and on off, Edward Moore defends it to the cover fielder.

Tim Southee to Edward Moore, Full, on pads, Edward Moore flicks it to short mid-wicket.

Tim Southee to Edward Moore, Hurls it on a length around off which shapes back in, Edward Moore leans on the ball and defends it underneath his bat.

Tim Southee to Edward Moore, Southee begins with an inswinger on a fuller length on the stumps, Edward Moore clips it to square leg.