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Brendon McCullum

302 – The highest ever score by a NZer in test matches, surpassing Martin Crowe’s infamous 299. The first ever triple century by a kiwi in tests.
McCullum’s was just the 28th triple century in all test cricket (there have been 2120 total test matches), and only the second ever in a team’s second innings (The other was Pakistani Hanif Mohammad in 1958).
775 minutes – the longest innings by a New Zealander not just in test cricket but in all first class cricket too.
That adds up to 12 hours and 55 minutes at the crease.

In 150 years and 3000 New Zealand first-class games Brendon McCullum now has the longest first-class innings in NZ history at 743 minutes
— YahooNZ Sport (@YahooNZSport) February 17, 2014

It was also the eighth longest innings (by minutes) in the history of test cricket.
559 balls faced is the second most by a NZer ever (Glenn Turner lasted 759 against the Windies in 1972), and the 18th most of all time.
In this and the West Indies series combined, McCullum has scored a single, double and triple century.
Only five other men have ever scored a double century in back to back tests (Wally Hammond, Don Bradman, Vinod Kambli, Graeme Smith and Thilan Samaraweera).
Only 2 other men have ever scored a triple century and a double century in back to back tests (All time legends Wally Hammond and Don Bradman are those other two).
Glenn Turner is the only other NZer to score two double centuries in the same series.
Stephen Fleming is the only other kiwi batsman with 3 career double centuries.
McCullum’s 535 runs this series in the fourth most ever in a two test series. (1st = Jayasuriya 571 vs India)

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The McCullum/Watling Partnership

352 – The biggest ever sixth wicket partnership in test cricket, for any country against any country.
New Zealand’s third highest partnership in runs for any wicket against any team (Our best ever against India).
The second highest test partnership ever on NZ soil (1st = Jones/Crowe 467 vs Sri Lanka).
BJ Watling scored a career high 124 (from 367 balls), setting the record for the longest innings by a Blackcaps wicket keeper.
In fact Watling had the sixth longest innings (by balls faced) by any wicket keeper ever in test matches.

To emphasise how momentous this partnership is: it is just the @BLACKCAPS 4th of 300+ runs. #NZvInd #Statchat
— NZ Cricket Museum (@NZCricketMuseum) February 17, 2014

Jimmy Neesham

The 10th NZer (and 99th man overall) to score a century on test debut.
The highest ever score by a number 8 on debut, and just the seventh past 100.
All this after Neesham had to wait 26 hours as the next man in to bat.

NZ Innings Total

680/8dec - NZ’s highest ever test innings score as a team.
This was the highest ever third innings team total. Ever.
After falling to 94/5, New Zealand went on a 525/1 streak.

This is the highest team innings total in the history of test cricket in which no top 4 batsman passed 50! #statattack @BLACKCAPS
— The Niche Cache (@thenichecache) February 17, 2014