Swing bowler Southee will retire from Tests after the third and final match of the series which started in Hamilton today, with the home side playing for pride after going 2-0 behind.
A large crowd is expected across the match to bid farewell to Southee, who turned 36 this week and will make his 107th and final appearance at his domestic home ground of Seddon Park.
He will depart as New Zealand's second-greatest wicket-taker, with his current tally of 389 eclipsed only by Sir Richard Hadlee's 431.
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