New Zealand win inaugural ICC World Test Championship
New Zealand seamers share the wickets as India slump to 170 all out
Williamson and Taylor see Black Caps over the line
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Chasing a low total to win a Test match is never straightforward, especially against a bowling attack of India's quality.
But Tom Latham and Devon Conway were composed and watchful, knowing the importance of every single run.
So, in the final session New Zealand need a further 120 to win with all 10 wickets remaining.
Here are those wickets that got them into this position earlier following a bit of a collapse from India.
Thanks, Tim!
Well, what a day we've had so far and great for the game that, despite the rain, we're pretty much guaranteed a winner one way or the other.
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Well that was another pulsating session. Virat Kohli has yet to turn to his spinners and New Zealand look in a commanding position. But could there be more drama? Ffion Wynne is on hand to see you through to the finish.
Jeremy Coney
Former New Zealand captain on BBC Test Match Special
It's been a battle for New Zealand, still some indifferent bounce out there. Shami the pick of the bowlers so far.
That's tea. India's players drag their heels as they walk off. Everything going New Zealand's way at the moment. They need another 120 runs for victory.
Target 139
Tom Latham and Devon Conway look ice cool at the crease. This is textbook stuff from New Zealand's openers. They're playing each delivery on its merit, not looking at the situation or the scoreboard.
Mohammed Shami probes away outside Latham's off stump and the final ball before tea lifts off the pitch, but does not draw the edge.
Jonathan Agnew
BBC cricket correspondent on Test Match Special
I wonder if New Zealand will have a target over in mind that they'll want to reach this total by - they won't want a last-minute scramble.
Image source, Getty ImagesTarget 139
Jasprit Bumrah, cogs and pistons clunking during his short run-up to the crease, replaces Ishant Sharma and works the ball through a fourth stump line. He drifts his penultimate ball of the over down leg side and Devon Conway clips it neatly off his legs for four.
Relatively easy going for the Black Caps so far as we approach tea.
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Second innings of second Test aside, were we perhaps a tad harsh in the criticism of England in the NZ series? Only have to watch this game to see NZ are a world-class outfit who look right at home in English conditions.
Dom, Shropshire
Target 139
Rishabh Pant thrusts his right arm in the air with a half-hearted appeal after Devon Conway plays at one outside off stump from Mohammed Shami, who looks less interested. Virat Kohli briefly ponders a review, before thinking better of it.
Conway is quickly on to a full ball from Shami, the last of the over, which he punches down the ground through mid-on for four.
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Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
It's all going New Zealand's way at the moment.
Target 139
Tom Latham gets off nought. First he pushes Ishant Sharma through backward point and calls for a second run. Then he knocks the ball into the leg side and pinches a couple.
New Zealand look like they are up and running.
Simon Mann
BBC Test Match Special
There is definitely still something there for India's bowlers to work with.
Target 139
Tom Latham is the absolute picture of concentration. After blocking a delivery from Mohammed Shami he walks away from the crease, gathers his thoughts, then returns to mark his guard again.
Shami strays on to his pads on the last ball of the over and the ball clips Latham's hip before it races away for four leg byes.
Matthew Henry
BBC Sport at the Hampshire Bowl
Kohli is asking the crowd for more noise. They respond...
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Unbelievable to think that by tonight, a country with more sheep than people, will rule the cricket and rugby rankings. Just wait for them to take football seriously!
Keith
Target 139
The left-handed Devon Conway looks organised against Ishant Sharma. His heart might have skipped a beat when the last ball of the over clipped the shoulder of his bat. Conway, though, played it with soft hands and it dribbled through to the slip cordon.
A tight start from India's seamers. When will Virat Kohli turn to spin?