NZ vs NED Live Score Updates: ODI World Cup 2023 Match 6, New Zealand vs Netherlands Live Updates
New Zealand and Netherlands will take on each other at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad on October 9.
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322/7 (50 ov)
6th Match, Hyderabad
New Zealand won by 99 runs.
223/10 (46.3 ov)
New Zealand won by 99 runs.
Goodnight folks!
Well, New Zealand ended the day with a massive 99-run win. They move top of the table and with that, it's time to say goodnight! See ya folks tomorrow for a double gameday!
New Zealand spinners with ODI five-fors
2 - Daniel Vettori
2 - Mitchell Santner
1 - Matthew Hart
1 - Ish Sodhi
Left-arm spinners with five-fors in World Cups
5/31 - Yuvraj Singh (IND) vs IRE, Bengaluru, 2011
5/29 - Shakib Al Hasan (BAN) vs AFG, Southampton, 2019
5/59 - Mitchell Santner (NZ) vs NED, Hyderabad, 2023
Tom Latham reacts after their win:
"We would have bowled. We did a great job with the bat. We managed to build partnerships. Put a great score on the board and the bowlers did a fantastic job. Partnership after partnership allowed us to go into the death a little bit earlier. I tried to be proactive with the changes. The spinners were outstanding. Mitch got the rewards. The big boys did a good job upfront. Great to see him (Lockie) back. Every ground you go to, it's about adapting. We are not too far away (from having the full squad available)," Latham said.
Scott Edwards reacts after their loss!
"We were pretty good in the first 40 overs. They got away from us in the last 3 overs which pushed the score a little bit further than we were hoping. If we could hold them to 280-300 mark, the wicket gets a little better at night. NZ are a disciplined bowling attack, they are not going to make it easy for you. You are not going to chase down 321 with 40s, 50s and 60s. We will speak about that with the boys. Come the next few games, we have to put on bigger partnerships and bigger scores. For us, it's another game, we have to play our best cricket and try to win," Edwards said.
Mitchell Santner adjudged POTM
"Not too bad, credit to the boys upfront with the bat, they gave us a nice platform. There was a bit of a hole in the middle but we did well to get past 320. It skidded a bit under lights but we contained them and bowled well. It was nice tonight, got a lot of purchase, didn’t bowl my best tonight but happy to get the rewards. Today it was slower, held on the pitch and their spinners bowled really well too," Santner said.
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VICTORY FOR NEW ZEALAND!
Netherlands are bundled out for 223 runs and with that, New Zealand won the match by 99 runs. Two huge victories for New Zealand take them to the top of the points table.
46 overs gone
Netherlands are 223/9
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WHAT A CATCH!
Sybrand Engelbrecht walks back after a sensational catch from Devon Conway. Netherlands lose their ninth wicket.
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Three off the over
Mitchell Santner gives away just three runs in his final over as Netherlands are 212/8 after 44 overs.
SIXXXX!
Sybrand Engelbrecht hits a cracking six of Rachin Ravindra. 209/8 after 43 overs.
One of the best performances of ODI World Cup 2023?
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It is worth noting that the Netherlands has never beaten New Zealand in a One Day International (ODI) match, and this will likely be on the players' minds as they seek to secure a victory. New Zealand's batters showcased their brilliance in the last game against England. The Dutch team has performed well against strong opponents this year, making it intriguing to see if they can create an upset in this upcoming match.
New Zealand's Will Young failed to score in the last game but will be eager to provide a strong start alongside Devon Conway, who delivered a magnificent century. Rachin Ravindra played an outstanding innings and will aim to contribute runs in partnership with Latham and Daryl Mitchell in the middle order alongside the likes of Mark Chapman and James Neesham.
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Despite missing the services of Tim Southee and Lockie Ferguson, Kiwi bowling unit displayed a commendable performance in the previous game. With both of them likely to return for the upcoming match, New Zealand will expect Boult and Southee to pick some early wickets, as they did against England. Mitchell Santner and James Neesham will be tasked with maintaining tight spells during the middle overs, while Ravindra, Mitchell, and Phillips provide variety to the bowling attack.
Scott Edwards' Netherlands team showed resilience in their opening match against Pakistan, despite losing by 81 runs. They made a significant impact with the ball and will aim to build on their performance in this upcoming match. Logan van Beek and Aryan Dutt impressed in the last game and will be expected to strike early. Roelof van der Merwe, Ackermann, and Bas de Leede will play pivotal roles in the middle overs, especially as New Zealand's batters will come at them aggressively. Saqib Zulfiqar and Vikramjit Singh add diversity to their bowling attack.
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