New Zealand will be aiming to produce some trademark scrap when the day-night Test against Australia resumes today.
Mitchell Starc took 4-31 to put Australia in control on the day two of the first Test against New Zealand.
The hosts resumed the second day in Perth on 248-4 and got to 416 all out.
Australia middle-order batsman Travis Head made 56 before Starc ripped through New Zealand’s batsmen.
The left-arm paceman’s wickets included Kane Williamson (34) as the tourists reached 109-5 at the close.
Starc kick started a New Zealand collapse when he caught opener Tom Latham off his own bowling.
Josh Hazlewood bowled Jeet Raval before Starc dismissed Kiwi captain Williamson, Henry Nicholls and Wagner, who was out first ball.
Ross Taylor provided New Zealand’s main resistance and he was 66 not out at the end of the second day.
