New Zealand wrapped up the first test with an innings and 117-run victory on Sunday over Zimbabwe, which had the consolation of Sean Williams hitting the country's fastest test century.
With the Zimbabweans playing their first test in nearly two years, and New Zealandamassing 576-6 in its first innings, the result was never really in doubt.
Zimbabwe resumed the fourth day on 121-5 in its second innings and Williams smashed 119 in 148 balls before being caught by Kane Williamson off Mitchell Santner.
Trent Boult took 4-52 as the hosts were dismissed for 295 at Queens Sports Club.
New Zealand dismissed Zimbabwe for 164 in its first innings with Neil Wagner taking 6-41.
New Zealand's first-innings total was set up by three centuries, from opener Tom latham, Ross Taylor and wicketkeeper BJ Watling. Taylor top-scored with 173 not out.
The second and final test starts Saturday in Bulawayo.
Earlier, New Zealand was in sight of an expected victory in the first test against Zimbabwe after racking up 576-6 and then reducing the home team to 121-5 in its second innings.
Zimbabwe still trailed by 291 runs and was staring at a big defeat at stumps Saturday. Only Craig Ervine resisted the New Zealanders in Zimbabwe's second innings with his 49 not out.
New Zealand's first-innings total was set up by three centuries, from opener Tom latham, Ross Taylor and wicketkeeper BJ Watling. Taylor top-scored with 173 not out. Trent Boult then led the New Zealand attack with 3-33 as Zimbabwe tumbled to 17-4.
New Zealand dismissed Zimbabwe for 164 in its first innings at Queens Sports Club.
The out-of-practice Zimbabweans are playing their first test in nearly two years.
Earlier, New Zealand moved to 315-4 and was in complete control of the first test against Zimbabwe at stumps on the second day on Friday.