It was a Ravichandran Ashwin Show after the break, as he dismantled the New Zealand line-up.

Gautam Gambhir, who had retired hurt on Day 3 with an injured shoulder, came out to bat and scored a counter-attacking half-century.

Cheteshwar Pujara started nervously but completed his fifty by Lunch.

India declared right after Pujara got to his century, setting New Zealand a target of 475.

Umesh Yadav earned an early breakthrough for India, trapping Tom Latham in front of the stumps before Tea.

India came out with the intention of scoring briskly on Day 4, but Murali Vijay fell early.

Pujara came out and displayed his attacking mode to complete his eighth Test century.

Ashwin then wrapped up the tail to help India record a 321-run victory and sweep the series 3-0.

India were handed the ICC Test mace after the victory in Indore.

Ravindra Jadeja too chipped in by picking key wickets in the middle and ending Guptill's fight.