Day-Night Test: Australia vs New Zealand - As it happened...

Australia managed to keep their nerves as they battled to a three-wicket victory in the first ever Day/Night Test.

Australia are the first nation to win the historic Day/Night Test match between against New Zealand at the Adelaide Oval. 

Australia had dismissed New Zealand for 202 in the first innings before the Kiwis rallied back to get the hosts all out for 224. New Zealand come into the day after leading by 94 runs with 5 wickets remaining. They managed to get to 208 and set a target of 187. Australia survived a great bowling effort from the Black Caps and won the Test match by three wickets. 

Australia win the three-match Test series 2-0. 

29 November 2015

16:03 IST

Josh Hazlewood gets the man-of-the-match award for nine wickets in the Test match.

David Warner gets the man-of-the-series award for scoring 592 runs in the series.

15:39 IST

Australia 2nd Inns: Overs 51 | Score 187/7 (Siddle 2*, Starc 0*)

Boult strikes in the 48th over and that too Shaun Marsh who was on 49. Marsh came forward and tried to poke the ball away but only managed to edge the ball to slips. Siddle comes in and flicks the ball which was in the air and just out of reach of the midwicket fielder. Guptill races to prevent the boundary but it gets his knee and goes past the ropes. Nevill then gets a brace from Southee's over. He needs to carry them home. Next over Boult bowls and it is a full swinging delivery, Nevill manages to get inside edge and nick the ball to keeper. Siddle manages to hold on to Southee's over but he pushes the ball to cover region and gets a two. Winning runs!

PM Nevill c Watling b Boult 10 (27b)

SE Marsh c Taylor b Boult 49 (117b)