The runs have arrived.

Will Young is up and running for the World Cup, after a first-ball duck against England, with a gorgeous straight punch back past Ryan Klein for four.

He picks up a second boundary through square leg. The outfield doesn't seem to be the quickest based on that.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It puts the batter and bowler under pressure in a phase like this. The batter knows he needs to score and the bowler does not want his run of pressure to end.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator

As each dot ball passes, it becomes an even more extraordinary start.

Another maiden! This is brilliantly disciplined start from the Netherlands.

Devon Conway tries to use his feet, going deep in his crease, and then down the pitch, to find a gap but he's unable to.

Conway is generally happy to bide his time and pick up the pace through the innings but even this must be testing his patience.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator

There are clouds in the air but they look like hazy ones, not rain-bearing ones.

Back-to-back maidens to start.

Right-arm seamer Ryan Klein, who has come into the side today for the injured Logan van Beek, starts with a nice controlled line outside off stump.

He has Will Young playing and missing before a surprise yorker sneaks under Young's bat, but wide of the stumps.

Klein has 12 wickets in 12 ODIs so far.

Daniel Norcross
BBC Test Match Special commentator

The Netherlands are normally always the underdogs at a World Cup, but we know they are capable of an upset, like their win last year against South Africa.

A maiden to start from Aryan Dutt, who has a slip in too as Scott Edwards seeks an early breakthrough.

Dutt was really good in the powerplay against Pakistan on Friday, and coming into the World Cup his economy in the powerplay was just 3.04.

Devon Conway does average 92 against spin though so it is perhaps an interesting call to open with him.

Right, time for some cricket.

Devon Conway, fresh from his unbeaten century against England, is in the middle with Will Young.

Off-spinner Aryan Dutt is going to open the bowling for the Netherlands again.

As I mentioned in my opening post we've now seen all 10 teams play once so time for us to have a little review of what we've seen so far.

We want your thoughts though.

What side has impressed you (you can have more than one)? Who has worried you?

What players have you enjoyed watching so far?

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The Netherlands pushed Pakistan on Friday, reducing them to 38-3 and 188-6, but ultimately a chase of 287 proved beyond them.

Bas de Leede impressed with 4-62 and 67 but nobody was able to really stay with the young all-rounder and helped the Dutch get closer to the target.

Let's have a little recap of how both sides got on in their opening game, starting with New Zealand.

I know most of you won't want to see these highlights again, but the Kiwis started with a nine-wicket thrashing of England.

They restricted England with the ball, before smacking the ball all round Ahmedabad to win within 36.2 overs.

Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

It's very much a bowl first World Cup. I'm very worried every team will be win the toss, bowl first, bat second. So far, it is 3-2 to teams bowling first.

New Zealand: Devon Conway, Will Young, Rachin Ravindra, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham (capt & wk), Glenn Phillips, Mark Chapman, Mitchell Santner, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Trent Boult.

Netherlands: Vikram Singh, Max O'Dowd, Colin Ackermann, Bas de Leede, Teja Nidamanuru, Scott Edwards (capt & wk), SA Engelbrecht, Roelof van der Merwe, Ryan Klein, Aryan Dutt, Paul van Meekeren.

New Zealand captain Tom Latham: "We would have had a bowl but it looks a decent surface. It is obviously the second game on it but hopefully we can put some runs on the board and defend later on.

"It was a fantastic performance against England, the guys played really well in both facets of the game. We understand that was a couple of days ago and there's two more points available in this game that are just as important.

"We've got one change with Lockie Ferguson coming in for Jimmy Neesham."

Netherlands captain Scott Edwards: "We are going to have a bowl first.

Reasons for bowling?: "From the last game, it seemed bowling conditions were better earlier in the game, there's no real dew factor.

Where are the team after the defeat to Pakistan?: "We're in a good place, we just need to cash in when we get the chance in games.

Any changes?: "We've got two changes, Sybrand Engelbrecht in for Saqib Zulfiqar, Ryan Klein coming in for Logan van Beek."

The toss took place just over 15 minutes ago and Scott Edwards correctly calls head and fancies a chase later on.

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Four days in to the 2023 Men's Cricket World Cup and we've seen everyone play.

New Zealand laid down a huge marker in their nine-wicket win over England, while the Netherlands pushed Pakistan but couldn't get over the line.

What does game six have in store?

Let's find out.