ODI Cricket World Cup: Australia Vs New Zealand: Live

ODI Crick­et World Cup: Aus­tralia vs New Zealand Match: In the 2023 World Cup, today marks an excit­ing clash between Aus­tralia and New Zealand. It’s a dou­ble-head­er day, with the first game sched­uled at Dharamsha­la fea­tur­ing Aus­tralia and New Zealand, fol­lowed by a sec­ond match at Eden Gar­dens, which will see Bangladesh fac­ing off against the Nether­lands.

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Lath­am departs, caught by Hazle­wood! This time, it’s not Starc mak­ing the catch, a first in this innings. Zam­pa sends a nice­ly flight­ed deliv­ery, tempt­ing Lath­am into a reverse sweep. How­ev­er, he only man­ages to find the top edge, and it’s an easy take for Hazle­wood sta­tioned at short third man. Zam­pa, once again, proves to be the part­ner­ship break­er. The cru­cial fac­tor here was the extra bounce that led to Lath­am’s dis­missal. Lath­am’s innings comes to an end at 21 runs from 22 balls, includ­ing 2 fours.

New Zealand’s third wick­et fell. Daryl Mitchell was out after scor­ing 54 runs in 51 balls. He hit 6 fours and one six. The team has scored 168 runs after 24 hours and have lost 3 wick­ets.

Aus­tralia had scored stag­ger­ing total of 388 runs with hun­dred run innings from Travis Head and excel­lent innings from David Warn­er of 89 runs.

ODI Crick­et World Cup: Aus­tralia Takes on New Zealand.

The New Zealand squad is demon­strat­ing excep­tion­al per­for­mance in the ongo­ing World Cup, secur­ing vic­to­ries in four out of their five match­es. As a result, they cur­rent­ly hold the third posi­tion in the points table with a total of eight points. In con­trast, Aus­tralia has won three of their five match­es and cur­rent­ly occu­pies the fourth posi­tion on the points table, amass­ing a total of six points.

Recent Performance of Australia

Aus­trali­a’s most recent encounter was with the Nether­lands in ODI Crick­et World Cup, a game in which they secured the most sig­nif­i­cant vic­to­ry in World Cup his­to­ry. Notably, Travis Head was absent from that match, but it appears high­ly like­ly that he will be in the line­up today. Head is antic­i­pat­ed to take the open­ing posi­tion along­side the expe­ri­enced bats­man David Warn­er, while Mitchell Marsh is set to bat at num­ber three. If Travis Head does make it into the final eleven, it may mean that Mar­nus Labuschagne has to be a sub­sti­tute.

Accord­ing to our match pre­dic­tion gauge, this game is expect­ed to be a close­ly con­test­ed bat­tle. Nev­er­the­less, the Aus­tralian team appears to hold a slight advan­tage. More­over, it’s worth not­ing that at this venue, the team win­ning the toss may opt to field first.

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