Brendon McCullum rates his fifth test century and first against Australia as his best, but is in no mood to celebrate it in the wake of New Zealand's 10 wicket first test loss in Wellington.
McCullum says if the Black Caps were to have had a realistic chance of making emough runs to put pressure on Australia and he and Darryl Tuffey needed to bat for at least a session longer than they managed.
He says while his 104 is probably his best test innings it doesn't feel the same after a loss.
