Here are some stat highlights from the match:
54
Balls required by Brendon McCullum to complete his century - the least in Test history. He went past the previous record of 56, by Viv Richards against England in St John's in 1985-86 and by Misbah-ul-Haq against Australia in Abu Dhabi in 2014-15.
5.63
New Zealand's run rate in their total of 370 - the second highest by any team in a total of 350 or more. Only England's 447 for 3 against Bangladesh in Chester-le-Street in 2005 was marginally better, at 5.73. New Zealand had a run rate of 5.13 in the first innings of their previous Test at Hagley Oval, when they made 441 against Sri Lanka after being asked to bat.
9.76
Run rate in the 179-run stand between McCullum and Corey Anderson for the fifth wicket - highest in a partnership of 150 or more runs (where balls faced is known). It is also the highest run rate in any century stand against Australia.
54
Balls required by Brendon McCullum to complete his century - the least in Test history. He went past the previous record of 56, by Viv Richards against England in St John's in 1985-86 and by Misbah-ul-Haq against Australia in Abu Dhabi in 2014-15.
5.63
New Zealand's run rate in their total of 370 - the second highest by any team in a total of 350 or more. Only England's 447 for 3 against Bangladesh in Chester-le-Street in 2005 was marginally better, at 5.73. New Zealand had a run rate of 5.13 in the first innings of their previous Test at Hagley Oval, when they made 441 against Sri Lanka after being asked to bat.
9.76
Run rate in the 179-run stand between McCullum and Corey Anderson for the fifth wicket - highest in a partnership of 150 or more runs (where balls faced is known). It is also the highest run rate in any century stand against Australia.