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Australia vs Netherlands highlights, World Cup: Maxwell, Warner slam centuries as AUS record highest-ever win at WC

Glenn Maxwell and David Warner slammed centuries as Australia crushed the Netherlands by 309 runs in match No. 24 of the ICC World Cup.

Australia's captain Pat Cummins (4L) along with teammates wait for the Decision Review System (DRS) result against Netherlands' Bas de Leede
Australia's captain Pat Cummins (4L) along with teammates wait for the Decision Review System (DRS) result against Netherlands' Bas de Leede

Australia vs Netherlands highlights, Cricket World Cup 2023: Adam Zampa's hat-trick of four-fers paved the way for Australia to dismiss the Netherlands for 90 in 21 overs as Pat Cummins and Co. recorded the highest-ever win by runs in the history of the ODI World Cup on Wednesday. An explosive show by Glenn Maxwell helped Australia pile a massive 399/8 in 50 overs against the Netherlands in New Delhi. Maxwell, who joined the proceedings almost at the closing stages, took 40 balls to slam his ton, making it the quickest in the history of the 50-over World Cup. He was eventually dismissed for 106(44) by Logan van Beek.

Earlier, David Warner and set the tone for Australia, who won the toss and opted to bat. Warner and Smith took control early in the contest after Australia lost Mitchell Marsh inside the first powerplay. Continuing his rich form, Warner slammed back-to-back tons, before eventually getting out for 104(93). Warner along with Smith added 132 runs for the second wicket before getting outdone by a stunning low catch by Roelof van der Merwe. He was dismissed for 71(68).

Marnus Labuschagne also chipped in with a crucial 62 off 47 balls. Meanwhile, Travis Head, who has recovered from a fracture on his left hand, is not included in the playing XI, while all-rounder Marcus Stoinis misses out due to a niggle and is replaced by Cameron Green. Netherlands, on the other hand, have not tweaked with their combination.

After starting the tournament with back-to-back defeats, five-time world champions Australia have finally found the rhythm in the ongoing World Cup. They have won their previous three matches emphatically and the Aussies have carried forward the momentum against the Netherlands in Delhi.

Netherlands, on the other hand, were hoping for another upset, having already defeated in-form South Africa earlier in the tournament. However, apart from that Netherlands have not had a good run and they entered the contest on the back of a five-wicket loss against Sri Lanka.

Australia are placed fourth and a win has helped them remain constant at that position. The Netherlands, on the other hand, are placed seventh and the Dutch side will not be rubbing shoulders with Australia, or Pakistan after recording a defeat in Delhi. Before Australia hammered the Dutch in Delhi, the two sides squared off twice previously, with Australia claiming victories on both occasions.

Australia vs Netherlands, World Cup 2023: Key takeaways

-Australia won toss, opted to bat in Delhi

-No Travis Head in the playing XI, Marcus Stoinis missed out due to niggle and is replaced by Cameron Green.

-AUS: 66/1 at the end of 1st powerplay.

-David Warner and Steve Smith slammed half-centuries.

-Van der Merwe grabbed a stunning catch to complete the dismissal of Smith (71) in the 23rd over

-Warner scored 104, Smith and Labuschagne failed to convert their fifties.

-Maxwell then slammed the quickest century in World Cup, and helped AUS pile 399/8.

- Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Marsh shared five wickets to reduce the Dutch side to 68-5 in 14 overs.

-Adam Zampa recorded a hat-trick of four-fers as the Netherlands folded for 90 in 21 overs.

-With the massive 309-run triumph, Australia recorded the biggest win in the history of the World Cup.

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Earlier, David Warner and set the tone for Australia, who won the toss and opted to bat. Warner and Smith took control early in the contest after Australia lost Mitchell Marsh inside the first powerplay. Continuing his rich form, Warner slammed back-to-back tons, before eventually getting out for 104(93). Warner along with Smith added 132 runs for the second wicket before getting outdone by a stunning low catch by Roelof van der Merwe. He was dismissed for 71(68).

Marnus Labuschagne also chipped in with a crucial 62 off 47 balls. Meanwhile, Travis Head, who has recovered from a fracture on his left hand, is not included in the playing XI, while all-rounder Marcus Stoinis misses out due to a niggle and is replaced by Cameron Green. Netherlands, on the other hand, have not tweaked with their combination.

After starting the tournament with back-to-back defeats, five-time world champions Australia have finally found the rhythm in the ongoing World Cup. They have won their previous three matches emphatically and the Aussies have carried forward the momentum against the Netherlands in Delhi.

Netherlands, on the other hand, were hoping for another upset, having already defeated in-form South Africa earlier in the tournament. However, apart from that Netherlands have not had a good run and they entered the contest on the back of a five-wicket loss against Sri Lanka.

Australia are placed fourth and a win has helped them remain constant at that position. The Netherlands, on the other hand, are placed seventh and the Dutch side will not be rubbing shoulders with Australia, or Pakistan after recording a defeat in Delhi. Before Australia hammered the Dutch in Delhi, the two sides squared off twice previously, with Australia claiming victories on both occasions.

Australia vs Netherlands, World Cup 2023: Key takeaways

-Australia won toss, opted to bat in Delhi

-No Travis Head in the playing XI, Marcus Stoinis missed out due to niggle and is replaced by Cameron Green.

-AUS: 66/1 at the end of 1st powerplay.

-David Warner and Steve Smith slammed half-centuries.

-Van der Merwe grabbed a stunning catch to complete the dismissal of Smith (71) in the 23rd over

-Warner scored 104, Smith and Labuschagne failed to convert their fifties.

-Maxwell then slammed the quickest century in World Cup, and helped AUS pile 399/8.

- Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Mitchell Marsh shared five wickets to reduce the Dutch side to 68-5 in 14 overs.

-Adam Zampa recorded a hat-trick of four-fers as the Netherlands folded for 90 in 21 overs.

-With the massive 309-run triumph, Australia recorded the biggest win in the history of the World Cup.

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