ESPNcricinfo staff22-Feb-2016Voges continued his good form, scoring a half-century that took Australia past 450•Getty ImagesSoon after he fell, however, Neil Wagner cleaned up Australia’s lower order to claim a career-best 6 for 106. Australia were bowled out for 505 and their lead kept to 135•Getty ImagesNew Zealand were hurt early in their second innings, after Martin Guptill fell to James Pattinson for a duck in the fourth over•Getty ImagesPattinson then struck in successive overs to send back Tom Latham and Henry Nicholls, leaving the hosts at 72 for 3•Getty ImagesIn his final Test innings, Brendon McCullum smacked 25 off 27…•Marty Melville/AFP/Getty Images… Before he was removed by Josh Hazlewood late in the day•AFPKane Williamson held the innings together for the hosts, as they ended the third day at 121 for 4, trailing Australia by 14 runs•AFP