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 8 wickets in Bangladesh Bangladesh could not do any of the bowling, fielding that needed to win with small capital. Martin Guptill scored an unbeaten century in the first ODI and took New Zealand to victory. In Napier, the hosts won 8 wickets. 33 balls left to touch the target of 233. Guptill remained unbeaten on 117 off 116 balls with eight fours and four sixes. Ross Taylor made a 96-run partnership with his unbeaten 45 off 49 balls. Short score: Bangladesh: 232 (Tamim 5, Liton 1, Soumya 30, Mushfiqi 5, Mithun 62, Mahmudullah 13, Sabbir 13, Miraz 26, Saif 41, Mashrafe 9 *, Mustafiz 0; Henry 9-1-48-2 , Bolt 9.5-0-40-3, D Grandhom 5-0-19-0, Ferguson 10-1-44-2, Santner 8-0-45-3, Nisham 7-0-26-0) New Zealand: 44.3 overs, 233/2 (Guptill 117 *, Nicholas 53, Williamson 11, Taylor 45 *, Mashrafe, 8.3-0-33-0, Saif 7-0-43-0, Mustafiz 8-0- 36-0, Miraj 8-1-42-1, Sabbir 7-0-41-0, Mahmudullah 5-0-27-1, Sourav Ganguly 1-0-8-0). Result: New Zealand won by 8 wickets Guptill's century Martin Guptill did not want to leave twenty-sixs in six one-day internationals after making a century against Sri Lanka in Mount Manganie. Having survived several times in Napier, the survivor has touched three figures. He made his second century against Bangladesh Guptill has reached his 15th Test century, scoring fifteen centuries. This time six batsmen and three sixes from his bat New Zealand's score at 206/2 at the end of 41 overs Guptill 100 and Ross Taylor are batting with 37 runs. Two hundredth of New Zealand New Zealand is moving forward in the same rhythm In the 21st over, they touched three figures. Twenty two runs in the 41st over