India beat UAE by nine wickets in Pool B
Ind 104-1 (18.5 overs); Rohit 57 not out
UAE 102 all out (won toss); Ashwin 4-25
NZ beat Australia by one wicket in Pool A
NZ 152-9 (23.1 overs); Starc 6-28
Aus 151 (32.2 overs): Boult 5-27
It was a mixed bag from Corey Anderson. He hits it straight to mid on where Cummins took a low catch. Anderson waits on the field as he thinks the ball may have hit the ground before Cummins grabbed it.
Image source, APIt is a capacity crowd in Auckland, and the majority of fans will be going home very happy.
New Zealand have only won two of the last nine completed matches against Australia, so do not have the chance to celebrate victory over their neighbours too often. But, unless we see something incredible, they have been far superior.
With the last ball of the over there is an umpire review as Mitchell Starc's delivery hits Corey Anderson. but after a review, the batsman stays.
Allan Border
Ex-Australia captain on BBC Test Match Special
"They're on cruise control now. Mitchell Starc was bowling well before the interval, but Williamson doesn't look in any trouble. Anderson was a bit scratchy early on but he's got through that. It looks like Starc's going to bowl all his 10 overs because if anything's going to happen, it's going to happen at his end."
New Zealand are back in control and there seems to be no way back now for the Australians. Kane Williamson hammers a shot wide of midwicket for four, before he waits and perfectly times a lofted shot over covers for another boundary. Eleven more from that over.
Australia need some inspiration. And they need it right now.
Image source, APIt has been a nightmare day so far for Mitchell Johnson, with 68 runs coming off his first five overs. At least he is spared more punishment in his sixth, as he bowls a maiden over.
Bryan Waddle
BBC Test Match Special
"When you reflect on this game, you think of Trent Boult's five-for, but Daniel Vettori played a huge part. McCullum only used three bowlers for the first 28 overs, it's very seldom you see that."
New Zealand look to have recovered from their sticky patch that saw them lose three wickets for one run.
Kane Williamson drives for four over short cover, with a single, two and three then coming for a total of 10 off the over.
New Zealand have never reached a World Cup final, losing in the semi-finals on six occasions. Well, if they finish the job here they will have beaten Sri Lanka, Scotland, England and Australia with matches against Afghanistan and Bangladesh still to come before the knockout phase.
With their performances so far in this tournament, you would be a brave man betting against them making the World Cup final for the first time ever.
Image source, APvanhunks:, external That's what Australia gets for dropping George Bailey. Their unity and team spirit is shot.
Corey Anderson has looked very unconvincing, but scores 14 off the first three balls of the over. He gets lucky with the second boundary, a four, as his inside edge narrowly avoids his own stumps.
But there is no doubting a 70-metre six. It was a short ball, that he saw coming and he launched it over the midwicket boundary. Sixteen in total from the over. Any pressure that was building is instantly relieved.
A sliding David Warner stops a four as New Zealand aim to get one of those massive boundaries. That is the only scoring shot of the over as Williamson times it well to place it between point and cover point. But Warner does well to save two runs. You never know, it may well be crucial later on.
Image source, APFormer New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming: "Did not expect a low-scoring thriller. Boundaries now looking massive."
Mitchell Starc has been excellent so far for Australia, taking three wickets, but his radar is a bit off at the start of the over with a wide. However, he soon gets back on track.
He forces an awful-looking slog attempt from Corey Anderson. The kind you will see up and down the country in club matches over the weekend. Williamson needs to have a word in the ear of his team-mate and tell him not to be so rash. No need to panic.
Image source, APNew Zealand 89-4 (12 overs) - target 152
Batsmen: Williamson 14*, Anderson 4*
Fall of wickets: 40-1 (Guptill 11), 78-2 (McCullum 50), 79-3 (Taylor 1), 79-4 (Elliott 0)
Bowling figures: Johnson 4-0-52-0, Starc 5-0-23-3, Cummins 3-0-14-1
Australia 151 (32.2 overs): Haddin 43, Boult 5-27
Nothing is more welcome to the home fans than a short and wide delivery. Pat Cummins obliges and Kane Williamson, playing off the back foot, cracks a four past point. Six off the over. And a welcome relief for New Zealand after some recent nervy moments.
Orson in Bristol: I was not planning on getting any sleep before work, so I have to say thank you to Australia as I will now be able to get a couple of hours in. Maybe more if NZ get the job soon.
A beast of an over from Mitchell Starc, who twice gets the New Zealand batsmen playing and missing. Corey Anderson is struggling at the moment, although a flick through midwicket gets a huge cheer from the home crowd at Eden Park.
The run rate is no concern at all to the hosts. They just need to keep their composure and they will win this.
Image source, AFPIt is so nearly another wicket for Australia. The ball catches Corey Anderson by surprise, flying off the shoulder of the bat. Luckily for him, the ball drops between the slips and third man to safety. One run off the over.
BBC Radio Test Match Special
"McCullum getting ice treatment on his arm at the moment - currently not being treated as a break."
Earlier on we saw Brendon McCullum blast a thrilling 50 off 24 deliveries. But during his innings he also took a nasty knock when he was hit by a short ball from Mitchell Johnson, which caught him on an unprotected area of the arm. Time for a McCullum update.
We saw Australia collapse from 80-1 to 106-9 earlier on, and now we have seen New Zealand fall from 78-1 to 79-4. New batsman Corey Anderson nudges their score to 80-4.