New Zealand have beaten Bangladesh in the third and final One Day International (ODI) at Dunedin.
Batting first, the hosts posted 330 for 6 with three different batsmen hitting half centuries.
Tim Southee then took six wickets as the Bangladeshis were bowled out for 242.
The two sides will now play a three-match Test series which gets underway at Hamilton on February 28.
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