Highlights | NZ Vs NED ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Live Cricket Score and Updates: New Zealand Beat Netherlands By 99 Runs

New Zealand vs Netherlands (NZ vs NED), ICC ODI World Cup 2023 Match Highlights Cricket Scorecard and Updates: Mitchell Santner picked up a 5-wicket haul in the 2nd innings.

Cricket World Cup 2023 Highlights: New Zealand remains unbeaten with two consecutive wins, while the Netherlands faces their second consecutive defeat. Opting to bowl, the Dutch began with three maiden overs but struggled to make early breakthroughs. New Zealand's top five batsmen all made good starts, with three of them reaching half-centuries. Despite the Dutch initially threatening to limit their opponents to under 300, Santner's late contribution pushed the Black Caps to a total of 322.

In response, most Dutch batsmen showed promise, but only Colin Ackermann managed to reach a fifty. A 50-run partnership with Teja Nidamanuru was broken by a mix-up that led to Nidamanuru's dismissal. Captain Scott Edwards joined Ackermann, and they kept the scoreboard ticking. However, Santner, who had conceded 36 runs in his initial five overs, returned to take two crucial wickets. His dismissals of Ackermann and Edwards in successive overs dashed Netherlands' hopes. Santner secured a five-wicket haul, while Henry wrapped up the innings with his second three-wicket haul in as many matches.

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09 October 2023

23:30 IST

LIVE Score NZ vs NED Cricket World Cup 2023: New Zealand At Top

New Zealand secures two impressive victories, raising questions about who will step aside for Kane Williamson when he returns. It's a delightful dilemma for the New Zealand team management. With that, we conclude this match. Remember to join us tomorrow for an exciting double-header of cricket action.

22:53 IST

LIVE Score NZ vs NED Cricket World Cup 2023: New Zealand captain Tom Latham

"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)."