New Zealand vs Australia, 3rd ODI at Hamilton, , Feb 05 2017 - Match Result

Celebration all around. Williamson is being presented the trophy by Sir Richard Hadlee. They're all smiles, this has been a series win well-deserved. Hope you enjoyed our coverage, but New Zealand's home season is far from over. They host South Africa now for one T20I at Eden Park (17 February) followed by an ODI series and three Tests. Do join us then. There's plenty of cricket elsewhere to keep you connected. Hope to see you soon. Cheers and thanks for joining us.

For those who missed the action, here's our collection of the 'Plays of the day.' If pictures are what you fancy, we've got some of the best pictures from the game. And last but not least, here's Brydon Coverdale with the match bulletin

Here's the presentation

"Both games were fairly similar. The wickets were similar, on these grounds you're never out of the game. Australia showed why they're a top side, at times we felt we had them, but they kept coming hard. Credit to our guys for sucking up the pressure," Kane Williamson says. "Ross Taylor's was a brilliant hundred. The way he rotated the strike was superb. He hardly faced any dot balls, was able to build partnerships with the top order and the lower order.

Aaron Finch says Australia always felt it was a total they could chase down. "Fifties don't win you games. We saw Ross Taylor get a hundred. That is what we needed to do. Trent Boult bowled beautifully, credit to the groundsman. The surface was fantastic. The way we've dragged games back is something we'll take back."

Trent Boult is the Player of the Match. "It felt pretty good, one hell of a game," he says. "We were a few runs short, but we still finished nicely with Mitch. The conditions are familiar, I've played some cricket here. Couple of deliveries jumped and gripped, it was a two-paced wicket. This win is satisfying. We had a couple of tough lessons on tour in Australia couple of months ago."

6.50pm I wouldn't want to be picking the Man of the Match award, folks. Ross Taylor came up with a special century and two outstanding slip catches. Trent Boult ran in fast, swung the ball late and kept chipping away at the wickets every time his captain threw him the ball. Who is your pick? For the record, New Zealand have moved above India to No. 3 in the ODI rankings as a result of this win.

Most consecutive bilateral ODI series wins at home: 17 SA 2002 to 2009, 9 WI 1981 to 1990, 8 NZ 2015 to 2017 , 7 Eng, 2010 to 2012, SA 2013 to 2017*

Richard : "Boult deserves MOM no question. Today's game is heavily weighted in favour of the batsman and bowlers are ignored too often. Great performance from Taylor, but today's Boult's day."

One final over to go from Boult. His captain will be itching for at least one wicket. Can he deliver? Three-way meeting between Williamson, Boult and Southee

Boult is back

Kiran: "KW appears more worried about who will bowl the 49th and 50th over and that has cost him. Neesham brought back and then Ferguson. Satner bowling another after going for 20. Boult or Southee or both should've been bowling trying to bowl Australia out. His strike bowlers may not have enough runs to play with. "