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New Zealand fought valiantly, with Jimmy Neesham scoring a brilliant fifty off just 33 balls and Rachin Ravindra scoring 116. Lockie Ferguson attempted, but was unable, to hit a six off the final ball, leaving the Kiwis on 383-9.
As Australia hit 388, Rachin Ravindra scored his second century of the competition for New Zealand. After giving the chase of 389 runs a fast start, Josh Hazlewood strikes twice to dismiss both of the New Zealand openers.
In a World Cup match here on Saturday, Australia bowled New Zealand out in 49.2 overs after hitting full tilt.
In his first World Cup match, Travis Head scored 109 runs off 67 balls and scored 175 runs for the opening partnership with David Warner (81 off 65 balls).
Upping the ante towards the end were Glenn Maxwell (41), Jos Inglis (38) and Pat Cummins (who blasted 37 off just 14 balls).
On the points table, Australia is currently ranked number four, and New Zealand is currently ranked third. Australia has had trouble against the stronger teams in the game, but the Kiwis have dominated every opponent they have faced thus far. However, New Zealand will be apprehensive going into the game because they lost their most recent game against India, while Australia is winning three straight games.
World Cup 2023: Australia vs. New Zealand Live Score Updates: Head-to-Head Record
Despite being separated by the Tasman Sea, Australia and New Zealand frequently compete in fierce matches. The caliber of both teams guarantees that fans will see an incredible display on the field with no clear winner. Australia has a far better record in the ICC World Cup; they are leading New Zealand by a significant 8-3 margin.
However, over the past few years, both countries' cricket teams have experienced significant changes, with the Kiwis emerging as a far superior team. The Australian team does well at home, but recently, on unreliable pitches against tough teams, their players have struggled.
World Cup 2023: Australia vs. New Zealand live score updates and weather report
It is anticipated that Dharamshala will continue to have pleasant weather during the match. The Dharamshala stadium's surrounding temperature is predicted by weather reports to be between 15 and 34 degrees Celsius, with no chance of rain.
Live score updates for Australia vs. New Zealand in the 2023 World Cup: Pitch Report
The Dharamshala stadium's pitch is renowned for helping batters, and its narrower boundaries allow for plenty of opportunity for big scores. The unpredictable nature of the pitch causes problems for bowlers, and the uneven ground in Dharamshala causes problems for fielders.
Updated World Cup Points Table for Australia vs. New Zealand Live: With four wins and two losses in six games, Australia has eight points overall and is in fourth place. With the same win-loss record and number of points, New Zealand is ranked third, but their net run rate is higher.
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Taskin Ahmed to 42.2 van Meekeren, out By Bas de Leede, captured! That concludes it. The happiness of the Netherlands will resound in the city of joy. Bangladesh has been defeated tonight by the Dutch. Taskin Ahmed went for the pull on that short ball and eventually found the man at deep mid. wasn't hit very hard, making it simple for the fielder to catch. This is won by Netherlands by 87 runs.
The color orange represents positivity. It should be the color of revival and upheaval in cricket terms. Against Bangladesh, the Netherlands was able to defend 229 points. Their runs may have been shorter. However, they were confident and carried out their strategy on a pitch that suited them better than an Asian team. They were playing at the Eden, by the way. The batters from Bangladesh appeared unfocused and eventually gave in to the tight spin bowling and some metronomic bowling from the pacers. The Dutch fielding was excellent as well. Mahmudullah and Mahedi were on the verge of becoming partners for a short while. However, a spectacular fielding move put an end to the collaboration and the dreams of a Bangladesh comeback.
Bangladesh really have no one to blame but themselves. In that decisive match, it seemed like none of their batters were even trying. Beyond looking visibly upset, they also looked downright puzzled. Edwards expertly manipulated the slow, low wicket. His commendable score of 68 earlier had laid the groundwork for a final total that ended up being enough. An early conclusion of the game hadn't been widely predicted by experts. Surprising as it may be, the Netherlands has chalked up two victories compared to just one. Now, it's clear why they managed to stop a formidable team like the West Indies from making it to this World Cup. They put on a stellar performance against SA, and right now, they're keeping Bangladesh thoroughly in check.
Paul van Meekeren | Most Valuable Player: A truly remarkable day. As we previously stated, we want to advance to the semifinals, and winning games is necessary to do so. Extremely pleased with how we recovered from our loss to Australia. We estimated that 230–240 would have been par at this point. Van Beek and Aryan Dutt controlled the powerplay. We've been practicing our fielding; we spend 20 minutes each training session doing drills. It was a difficult choice for Man of the Match because of the overall performance. By establishing that collaboration, Scott Edwards and Sybrand Engelbrecht gave us some momentum. tonight's performance was all team.
Shakib Al Hasan: Our bowling was excellent, in my opinion. We ought to have limited them to 160–170. Throughout the tournament, our bat play has been dreadful. There's nothing worse than this. From here, it gets really tough. This is something we have to accept. We have had difficulty the entire tournament. I'm not sure what's on their minds. Quite dissimilar to the Bangladeshi squad. Through our highs and lows, the fans have been there for us.
Stanley Edwards: You see, I've always believed that being fair was straightforward. We had a break for merely two days before we dived headlong into our plans and our journeys. We made a pact that if we could make a score of 220 or higher, we'd go out there and play. I must say, the boys batting in the lower order really came through for us. They helped us reach a highly competitive total. And our bowlers? Absolutely brilliant, every single one of them - Aryan, Colin, and Bas. When it comes to performance on the field, we've truly outdone ourselves, each contributing our bit.
Things are really looking up in the Netherlands, with the system becoming more sophisticated. We're putting in considerable effort, working out intensely. In every tournament, our goal has always been to reach the semifinals. That still stands true, yet, we're aware of the tough games we have lined up ahead. Let's see how it goes!
Bangladesh is most likely eliminated from the competition. In terms of math, they still meet the requirements. However, this would be a difficult pill to take. Here, they would have expected to win. With the exception of the massacre they endured against the Australians, the Netherlands has proven to be a strong team in this tournament. The Netherlands has demonstrated once more how well they can perform at this level. All they require is more care. All they have to do is regularly mingle with the finest, and we could have a very strong team from the land of windmills. As corny as it may sound, opponents of the Netherlands have developed a strong case of "Oranje Dutch fever."
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