Fast bowler Brett Lee took five wickets to help Australia win the second Test match against New Zealand at the Adelaide Oval today.

Australia won by an innings and 62 runs after bowling New Zealand out for 203.

Mitchell Johnson pitched in with three wickets while Nathan Hauritz, playing in only his second Test, took two.

New Zealand wicket keeper Brendon McCullum was the only batsman to score any runs, with 84 not out.

Australian wicket keeper Brad Haddin was named man-of-the-match after he scored 169 runs for his maiden Test century.

Michael Clarke was named man-of-the-series.

Australia scored 535 in their first innings resulting in New Zealand needing to score 365 runs just to pull themselves level with their trans-Tasman rivals.

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