Ross Taylor became New Zealand's all-time leading run-scorer in one-day internationals during Wednesday's encounter against Bangladesh.
Taylor, 34, went past 8,000 ODI runs and then eclipsed Stephen Fleming's record of 8,007 for the Black Caps.
The right-hander needed 51 in the third ODI in Dunedin to get past Fleming and he reached the milestone by whipping Mehidy Hasan to fine leg for a single.
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In his 218th ODI, Taylor fell for 69, moving onto 8,026 runs in the format at an average of 48.34.
8,008 - @RossLTaylor has now scored 8,008 ODI runs, eclipsing Stephen Fleming (8,007) as the most prolific @BLACKCAPS run scorer in ODI history.
— OptaJason (@OptaJason) February 20, 2019
8,008 - Ross Taylor
8,007 - Stephen Fleming
7,090 - Nathan Astle
6,440 - Martin Guptill
6,083 - Brendon McCullum
Lofty. #NZvBAN pic.twitter.com/qNlfwvNOTn