There's one person who I think this morning's victory would mean more to than anyone else, and that's Martin Crowe, who died just over five years ago. Before Kane and Luteru Ross Poutoa Lote Taylor came along, he was our greatest batsman. At a time of adversity for New Zealand cricket, he was a brilliant and innovative captain. He stood tall and led from the front. The way he played the game in the 1980s and 1990s is the way this Black Caps team plays the game. He was Ross Taylor's cricket and batting mentor. So how appropriate that it was Ross Taylor last night who hit the winning runs with that trademark leg-side flick, and crowned New Zealand world test champions—well done.