The Black Caps have created history after doing the unthinkable in Pune, India.
They've won a test series in India for the first time, ending the record of the home not losing a series since 2012.
Allrounder Glenn Phillips later called the victory a "pretty epic feeling" and said "test cricket wins are hard come by, so you've got to celebrate them."
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New Zealand were all out in their second innings for 255 with Glenn Phillips not out 48 setting India 359 to win.
The Black Caps then dismissed the home side for 245 to win the second test by 113 runs.
Mitchell Santner took 13 wickets, (seven in the first innings and six in the second) for 157 runs in the match.
After bowling Virat Kohli in the first innings, Santner again had the Indian legend in the second innings, this time lbw for 17 runs.
The best of the Indian batters was Ravindra Jadeja with 42 while Ravichandran Ashwin made 18. But aside from opener Yashasvi Jaiswal making 77 the top order lacked any substance as Santner put on the pressure while Ajaz Patel took two wickets and Phillips dismissed Washington Sundar.
Just under a week ago New Zealand won the first test at Bengaluru by eight wickets. The third test starts on Friday at Wankhede.