Australia vs New Zealand, World Cup 2023: Live Updates

What a Brilliant game: Australia won by just 5 runs

New Zealand finished at 383/9 and will feel unlucky to not win the game. Australia held the nerve and win an important game to collect two points on the board.

James Neesham gets run out: WOW what scenes in Dharamsala

New Zealand need six off the last ball.

19 required off 6 balls

Final over

8th Wicket Down

New Zealand lost 8th Wicket and need 43 runs off 20 balls.

Wicket: 7th One Down

Mitchell Santner gets out in trying to up the anty. New Zealand need 69 runs off 39 balls with three wickets in the hand.

300 up for New Zealand

New Zealand bring up 300/6 in 41.5 overs, still a long way to go.

Rachin Ravindra gets out

Rachin Ravindra gets out after a superb 116 off 89. New Zealand are at 293/6 in 40.2 overs and Australia in control now.

Last 10 Overs

New Zealand need 97 runs in last ten overs with five wickets in hand.

5 wicket down

Glenn Phillips gets out. New Zealand are at 265/5 in 37 overs and need another 124 runs off 78 balls.

100 for Rachin Ravindra

Rachin Ravindra brings up his 2nd ODI hundred off just 77 balls and he is taking New Zealand to the game.

Tom Latham Gets out

New Zealand lost 4th Wicket. Tom Latham gets out after scoring 21 runs. New Zealand are at 222/4 in 31.2 overs.

50 for Rachin Ravindra

Rachin Ravindra gets to his fifty off 49 balls. New Zealand need 205 runs off 136 balls to win.

A massive wicket for Australia

Daryl Mitchell gets out after scoring 54 off 51. New Zealand are at 168/3 in 24 overs.

Daryl Mitchell gets to his 50

Daryl Mitchell showing fight and gets to his 5th ODI fifty

150 up for New Zealand

New Zealand reached 153/2 in 21.3 overs.

50-run Stand for 3rd Wicket

Daryl Mitchell and Rachin Ravindra add 50 runs for the third wicket. New Zealand are at 122/2 in 17.3 overs.

100 Up for New Zealand

New Zealand finished 14 overs at 101/2.

2nd Wicket gone within Powerplay

Will Young gone after scoring 32 runs. New Zealand are at 73/2 after 10 overs.

1st Wicket for New Zealand

Devon Conway gets out after a well-made 28 off 17. New Zealand are at 61/1 in 7.2 overs.

50 up for New Zealand in quick time

New Zealand reached 50/0 in 5.1 overs and have started pretty well.

Australia vs New Zealand: Stats Update

Australia smashed most sixes in an ODI innings in their history

Most sixes in an ODI innings for Australia
20 vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023
19 vs IND, Bengaluru, 2013
19 vs PAK, Bengaluru, 2023
16 vs NZ, Hamilton, 2007
16 vs BAN, Mirpur, 2011

David Warner has now hit third-most World Cup sixes

Most sixes in World Cups
49 - Chris Gayle
40 - Rohit Sharma
37 - AB de Villiers
36 - David Warner
33 - Glenn Maxwell
31 - Ricky Ponting

Australia all out for 388 runs

Australia have now lost four wickets for one run now and got all out for 388 runs in 49.2 overs.

3 Wickets in an Over for Trent Boult

Australia are at 388/9 in 49 overs. Can they get 400 from here on?

Pat Cummins gets out

Pat Cummins gets out after a brilliant cameo of 37 off 14 balls. Australia are at 388/8 in 48.3 overs.

Finally a Wicket: But it is too late now

Trent Boult dismisses Josh Inglis for 38 off 28 balls. Australia are at 387/7 in 48.1 overs.

50-run stand off just 19 balls

Australia eyeing at over 400 runs here. They are at 379/6 in 47.4 overs.

350 up for Australia

Australia reached 351/6 in 46.2 overs and looking to finish big.

Australia lost 6th Wicket

Huge Wicket for New Zealand, Glenn Maxwell gets out after scoring 41 off 24 balls. Australia are at 325/5 in 44.2 overs.

50-run stand for 6th Wicket

Glenn Maxwell and Josh Inglis added 50 runs off 34 balls for the 6th Wicket. Australia are at 324/5 in 44 overs.

300 up for Australia

Australia reached 300/5 in 41.2 overs.

Final 10 overs to go

Australia are at 292/5 in 40 overs. Can Glenn Maxwell do something similar what he did against Netherlands in Delhi a few nights ago?

Australia losing the plot: 5th Wicket Down

Marnus Labuschagne gets out after scoring 18 runs. Australia are 274/5 in 38.1 overs.

4th wicket Down

Mitchell Marsh gets out after scoring a rusty 36. Mitchell Santner gets his first wicket. Australia are 264/4 in 36.3 overs.

250 up for Australia

Australia finished 35 overs at 254/3.

Australia vs New Zealand: Stats Update

David Warner has now joint-most 150-run opening stands in ODIs for Australia

Most 150-plus opening partnerships for Australia in ODIs
5 - David Warner and Aaron Finch
4 - Mark Waugh and Adam Gilchrist
3 - David Warner and Travis Head

Australia vs New Zealand: Stats Update

David Warner and Travis Head registered 2nd Highest World Cup opening stand for Australia vs New Zealand

Highest opening partnerships in AUS vs NZ ODIs
189 - Adam Gilchrist and Mark Waugh, Christchurch, 2000
175 - David Warner and Travis Head, Dharamsala, 2023
156 - Mark Waugh and Michael Di Venuto, Adelaide, 1997
154 - Kepler Wessels and John Dyson, Melbourne, 1983
149* - Stephen Fleming and Lou Vincent, Wellington, 2007

3rd Wicket Gone: Glenn Phillips turning it on

Steve Smith gets out after scoring 18 runs. Australia are 228/3 in 29.4 overs.

Australia vs New Zealand: Stats Update

Travis Head joins an Elite List with his debut World Cup ton

Hundreds on WC debut for Australia
110 - Trevor Chappell vs IND, Nottingham, 1983
110 - Geoff Marsh vs IND, Chennai, 1987
143* - Andrew Symonds vs PAK, Johannesburg, 2003
135 - Aaron Finch vs ENG, Melbourne, 2015
109 - Travis Head vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023

Australia lost its Second Wicket

Travis Head gets out after scoring 109 off 67 balls. Glenn Phillips provides the second breakthrough.

Travis Head gets to a hundred

Travis Head gets to a 59-ball ton. That's what Australia were missing earlier.

Fastest ODI hundreds for Australia (by balls taken)

40 - Glenn Maxwell vs Netherlands, Delhi, 2023 WC

51 - Glenn Maxwell vs Sri Lanka, Sydney, 2015 WC

57 - James Faulkner vs India, Bengaluru, 2013

59 - Travis Head vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023 WC

Finally a Wicket for New Zealand

David Warner gets out after scoring 81 off 65, Glenn Phillips provides first breakthrough.

150 up in first 15 overs

150/0 in 14.5 overs. Are we heading towards a record-breaking score?

Australia vs New Zealand: Stats Update

Highest team scores after first five overs in a WC match

71/0 - NZ vs SA, Auckland, 2015 SF

67/0 - NZ vs ENG, Wellington, 2015

60/0 - AUS vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023

54/1 - CAN vs AUS, Bengaluru, 2011

Highest team scores after first 10 overs in an ODI

133/0 - SL vs ENG, Leeds, 2006

119/1 - WI vs CAN, Centurion, 2003 WC

118/0 - AUS vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023 WC

118/0 - NZ vs SL, Christchurch, 2015

116/2 - NZ vs ENG, Wellington, 2015 WC

25-ball 50 for Travis Head

Travis Head reaches his fifty off just 25 balls.

Carnage in Dharamsala

100 up in just 8.5 overs. Australia 104/0 in 8.5 overs.

28-ball 50 for David Warner

David Warner is a hurry, get to his fifty off just 28 balls.

Australia got off to a flyer

50 runs in just 4.1 overs, a dream start for Australia.

Australia vs New Zealand: World Cup Stats

Australia becomes first team to play 100th match in World Cup history:

Matches Played - 99

Matches Won - 72

Matches Lost - 25

Won Trophies - 5 times

CWC 2023: New Zealand opt to Bowl first vs Australia

New Zealand won the toss and decided to bowl first.

New Zealand (Playing XI): Devon Conway, Will Young, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham(w/c), Glenn Phillips, James Neesham, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Trent Boult

Australia (Playing XI): David Warner, Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh, Steven Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, Josh Inglis(w), Glenn Maxwell, Pat Cummins(c), Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood

AUS vs NZ: Dream11 Team

• Wicket-keeper: Devon Conway, Josh Inglish
• Batsmen:David Warner (Captain), Steve Smith, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Philips
• All-rounder: Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Santner, Rachin Ravindra (Vice-captain)
• Bowlers: Adam Zampa, Matt Henry

AUS v NZ: The Most Disgusting Incident In The History Of Cricket

AUS vs NZ: Head-to-Head ODI Record

Australia have dominated whenever they have played against New Zealand. There have been 141 games so far between the two teams. Australia have won 95 games, and New Zealand have won 39 games with seven no-results.