The White Ferns have snapped their 13-match losing streak to Australia in a thrilling final over, with Amelia Kerr seeing them home in their third and final Twenty20 in Brisbane.
Down 2-0 in the series, the clash was a dead rubber, but will give the New Zealand side confidence going into the three-match ODI Rose Bowl series as they claimed their first victory over Australia in any format since February 2017.
Kerr was the hero. After being put on strike needing seven to win from five balls, she smacked Megan Schutt over mid-off for four, before slapping her through the legside for another boundary to seal a five-wicket win with three balls to spare.
It was arguably closer than it should have been after the Kiwi bowlers did well to restrict Australia to 123-7, with Kerr (2-18 from four) a standout and supported by sister Jess (0-15 from three) and Lea Tahuhu (2-29 from four).