Glenn Phillips of New Zealand celebrates the wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal of India. Photo: Arjun Singh / Sportzpics for BCCI
The Black Caps have claimed an historic series win in India.
They headed in with a lead of 301 on day three, and establishing a position to confidently take 10 Indian wickets was what the day was all about.
It was the first time New Zealand had won a test series on Indian soil.
A spectacular seven-wicket haul by Mitchell Santner helped New Zealand dismiss India for 156 before the tourists reached 198-5 at stumps on day two of the second test in Pune.
India's Washington Sundar claimed a career-best seven-wicket haul and spin partner Ravichandran Ashwin took three to dismiss New Zealand for 259 on the opening day of the second test in Pune.
After an historic first test win the Black Caps are expecting no favours from the Pune pitch, for what shapes as a possible series deciding match.
The Black Caps have called upon a promising all-rounder and an up-and-coming wicketkeeper-batsman for next month's white-ball tour of Sri Lanka.
Williamson is still recovering from a groin injury he suffered during the test series in Sri Lanka.
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