Netherlands struggle to keep pace with run-rate throughout
Santner stars with five-wicket haul
Ackermann gives Dutch brief hope with 69
New Zealand reach 322-7 after late flurry
Santner's 30 off 16 balls propels Black Caps beyond 300
Young lays platform with classy 70; Ravindra (51) again impresses
Mitchell, dropped on 22, hits 48; Latham scores 53
Van der Merwe 2-56, Van Meekeren 2-59, Dutt 2-62
Target 323
Image source, Getty ImagesAnother change for New Zealand as Rachin Ravindra comes on for Mitchell Santner.
There's a half appeal from Tom Latham for a catch as Bas de Leede drives into the covers.
It's a pretty clear bump ball but it has the umpires twitchy for a second or two.
Just a single from Lockie Ferguson's second over.
The seamer has come back into the side for Jimmy Neesham for this game.
Target 323
Bas de Leede is enjoying some luck at the moment. Certainly in terms of adding runs anyway.
He tries to cut Mitchell Santner away, but the ball is too tight to him for the shot really.
It results in an under-edge bouncing past the ear of Daryl Mitchell at slip and away to the rope.
De Leede is on 13 off 12 balls.
Ian Smith
Former New Zealand wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
It was quick-ish, but it was a beautiful half-volley. He's hit that back past the speedster and there's not many better feelings than that in cricket.
A change for New Zealand as Lockie Ferguson comes into the attack for Matt Henry.
He is greeted by a glorious flow of the bat from Bas de Leede as the the all-rounder pushes back down the ground for his first boundary.
A second follows with a streaky outside edge racing away.
Oh actually, I've just seen the technology on that lbw. It was only clipping leg stump. It would have stayed out on umpire's call, though.
Bas de Leede is the new batter and he's off the mark straight away with a single.
Ian Smith
Former New Zealand wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
It made pace that ball. O'Dowd tried his best to get some impetus but it is not easy.
O'Dowd lbw b Santner 16 (Ned 43-2)
Mitchell Santner continues to deliver.
After being swept to the boundary from the opening ball of over Santner adjusts his line and length.
It forces O'Dowd onto the back foot and the ball skids on and wraps him on the pad.
The replay shows it probably isn't as dead as first thought, but it would have hit leg stump.
Ian Smith
Former New Zealand wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
It's a sedate start, not without endeavour though. Singh tried to play some straight drives but wasn't able to. Mitchell Santner has been turned to already for the second time in this tournament inside the first 10 overs.
The Netherlands' worm is looking a bit inferior at the moment.
Ian Smith
Former New Zealand wicketkeeper on BBC Test Match Special
Is that another run out opportunity? Already, that is three. O'Dowd had to turn very quickly and if that was a direct hit, that would have been out.
You can see Colin Ackermann is much more comfortable against the pace of Matt Henry as he leans on a straight drive to pick up his first boundary.
He's then almost run out at the non-striker's end as he attempts a quick single, before Max O'Dowd is nearly sent on his way as Henry gathers and throws at the stumps in his follow through.
New Zealand's throwing hasn't been the most accurate so far.
New Zealand have done their homework on Colin Ackermann as spin comes into the attack in the shape of Mitchell Santner.
The right-hander gets down and sweeps but he's too early on the shot. It ends up splicing off the bottom of the bat and away over slip for three.
A bit of fortune for the Netherlands.
Target 323
This has been a very good start from Matt Henry.
He goes up for lbw against Max O'Dowd but gets a no from the umpire. Shaping down past leg stump I reckon.
Colin Ackermann then spoons a drive into the covers but it just out of the reach for the diving Mitchell Santner.
Henry is creating opportunities.
Spin could be the best bet to bowl at Colin Ackermann. Prior to the start of the World Cup, he averaged 93 in ODI cricket against pace and just 23.6 against spin.
Target 323
Colin Ackermann is the new batter and he gets off the mark with three through the leg side.
The right-hander is one of the more experienced batters in the Netherlands side so you'd expect he'd have to be a key part of any successful chase.
Vikram Singh was dropped by Daryl Mitchell earlier in the innings but he's failed to make the most of the second chance.
Alex Hartley
Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special
Image source, Getty ImagesThat's an absolute seed from Matt Henry. It just clips the top of the middle stump. Henry I think wanted to see that one again on the big screen.
Singh b Henry 12 (Ned 21-1)
Breakthrough.
Matt Henry goes round the wicket to the left-handed Vikram Singh, and the Dutch opener plays the wrong line and sees his middle stump rocked back.
Nice change of plan by Henry, but pretty average batting from Singh.
Henry Moeran
BBC Test Match Special commentator
You do notice when it is an IPL player does something, the crowd really gets behind them. We just saw that as Lockie Ferguson makes a great dive, having played for Kolkata Knight Riders.