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Shaun Marsh was unlucky to miss his half-century by one run but anchored most of Australia's chase.
Trent Boult registered his fifth five-for in Tests, sadly in a losing cause.
David Warner was adjudged Man of the Series for scoring a mammoth 592 runs in six outings.
The final scoreboard of the cricket history's first-ever day-night Test match.
Peter Siddle hit the winning runs for Australia in the historic day-night Test.
After losing three wickets in quick succession, Marsh brothers, Shaun and Mitchell, combined for a 46-run stand for the fifth wicket to revive Australia's chase.
Mitchell Santner contributed 45 to New Zealand's second innings total of 208 before his dramatic stumping off Nathan Lyon's bowling.
Mitchell Santner dropped a catch from Steve Smith on 2. The Australian skipper went on to make 14 in Australia's chase of 187.
Josh Hazlewood registered his career-best figures of 6-70 to keep New Zealand's lead to 186 runs.
The Australian team poses with the Trans-Tasman trophy after winning the series 2-0 at Adelaide Oval.
David Warner started the Australian chase briskly before getting out on 35 off 37 balls.
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