The tourists, who replaced Ian Butler with Hamish Marshall in the line-up that won last week's first Test by an innings and 99 runs, made a stuttering start.
Dr Marshall said the central plot line where the caterpillar eventually becomes a butterfly is transformational and "worthy of Life of Pi, possibly even more meaningful than Life of Pi".
Both Zoko and Marshall had efforts cleared off the line before the latter took advantage of a sleeping Wednesday defence to flick Madine's pass over the on-rushing Nicky Weaver.