The Black Caps pulled off a stunning comeback to claim the first test against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi last night.
Here's a look at the key numbers from the victory.
4 - New Zealand won the test by just four runs. It's New Zealand's smallest margin of victory by runs. The previous smallest was a seven-run win over Australia in Hobart, 2011.
9 - Just the ninth test match, of 2327 played in cricket history, to be decided by a single-figure margin in terms of runs.
176 - Is the second-lowest fourth-innings target the Black Caps have ever successfully defended. The lowest was 137 in the famous win over England in Wellington in 1978.
2012 - It's just the Black Caps' second win away from home against Asian opposition since 2012. First win away against a team other than Zimbabwe since May 2015.
13 - Number of consecutive overs bowled by Neil Wagner on the fourth day.
3 - Number of runs scored by Pakistan's last five batsmen in the fourth innings.
29 - Number of runs scored by Pakistan's last five batsmen across the test.
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53 - Number of runs scored by New Zealand's last five batsmen across the test.
5 - Ajaz Patel is the fifth New Zealander to win man of the match on test debut, joining Mark Craig, Colin de Grandhomme, Stephen Fleming and Mathew Sinclair).
10 - Kane Williamson's 10th win as New Zealand captain in his 18th test in charge. Now one win behind Brendon McCullum (31 tests as captain) and Geoff Howarth (30 tests).
The 22-year-old's selection is about so much more than just statistics.