The Black Caps have done it again, sneaking home against Ireland and winning the third one-day international by a single run.
Ireland looked to be coasting with five overs to go in Dublin, in their hunt to overtake the Black Caps' formidable 360 runs.
Centuries from Paul Stirling (120) and Harry Tector (108) set the platform for Ireland, who at one stage were at 271 for three, but quick wickets and tight bowling saw the Irish's chase start to collapse.
The hosts still had a shot and needed 10 runs off the final over, and then three runs from the final ball.
But they could only scramble through for a bye on the last ball, giving the Kiwis the victory by the slimmest of margins and the 3-0 series sweep.