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Black Caps bowler Matt Henry.\u00a0<\/span>Photo:\u00a0Andrew Cornaga\/www.photosport.nz<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Henry capped off his and New Zealand’s day by taking Nathan Lyon’s wicket late in the last session.<\/p>\n Earlier, the Black Caps struck three times after lunch to knock off Australia’s top order as the visitors tumbled from 61-1 to 89-4 in the second session.<\/p>\n In his first Test in New Zealand Marnus Labuschagne did not last long.<\/p>\n Kuggeleijn had an out-of-form Labuschagne caught in the slips by Daryl Mitchell for 1 run off 27 balls in the fourth over after lunch.<\/p>\n Opener Usman Khawaja was the next to go as Henry was rewarded with his second wicket when he bowled him for a cautious 33.<\/p>\n Travis Head barely troubled the scorers getting out for 1 off six balls as O’Rourke got his first wicket of the series.<\/p>\n Australia were 62-1 for at lunch after being sent in to bat on a green pitch in overcast conditions.<\/p>\n Some inaccurate bowling to start the day gave openers Steve Smith and Khawaja an opportunity to capitalise.<\/p>\n Smith was New Zealand’s first wicket of the day when he edged a Henry delivery to wicketkeeper Tom Blundell in the 25th over be out for 31.<\/p>\n The Black Caps bowled 15 overs of pace in the first hour of the day headed by captain Tim Southee who took the new ball alongside Henry.<\/p>\n Newcomer O’Rourke and Kuggeleijn in his second Test were the other bowlers used in New Zealand’s all-out pace attack in the first session.<\/p>\n New Zealand opted to include Kuggeleijn in the playing 11 in place of spinner Mitch Santner.<\/p>\n Australia are playing with the same 11 that\u00a0lost to the West Indies<\/a>\u00a0in Brisbane in January.<\/p>\n