Summary

  • Australia complete biggest winning margin in World Cup, by 309 runs

  • Zampa takes four wickets as Netherlands subside; two for Marsh

  • Netherlands set 400 to win after Australia pile up 399-8

  • Maxwell hits 40-ball century; the fastest in World Cup history

  • Maxwell breaks Aiden Markram's 49-ball record set earlier this month

  • De Leede's figures of 2-115 the most expensive in ODIs

  • Previous most expensive spells cost 113 runs

  • Warner hits 104 off 92 balls; his second of the World Cup

  • Smith caught by diving Van der Merwe for 71; Labuschagne makes 62

Live Reporting

Sam Drury, Stephan Shemilt and Callum Matthews

  1. Alex Hartley
    Former England bowler on BBC Test Match Special

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    I really like Netherlands and the fact that they open with spin in Aryan Dutt. Mitchell Marsh and David Warner will be expecting pace on the ball, but they will not get that as much.

  2. Aus 4-0

    First of many? Marsh drives through the covers for four. It goes straight through a fielder. Unusual, because the Dutch have been crash hot in the field so far in this tournament.

  3. Daniel Norcross
    BBC Test Match Special commentator

    Australia will be looking to put a big score on the board, because they know the Netherlands' main strength is their bowling. I'm hopeful we will have quite a competitive game here.

  4. Mitch Marsh is scratching at his guard, with David Warner at t'other end. Aryan Dutt, a tall off-spinner, will open the bowling for the Netherlands. Slip in place. Sun out. Play.

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  7. The teams are walking out for the anthems, Edwards and Cummins have a good chat and a laugh together. If Australia win this, they stay fourth but put space between themselves and the rest. A Dutch win could put them into the top four. Both are ahead of England...

  8. Line-ups

    Australia: Mitchell Marsh, David Warner, Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne, Josh Inglis, Glenn Maxwell, Cameron Green, Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Adam Zampa, Josh Hazlewood.

    Netherlands: Max O'Dowd, Vikram Singh, Colin Ackermann, Bas de Leede, Teja Nidamanuru, Scott Edwards, SA Engelbrecht, Logan van Beek, Roelof van der Merwe, Aryan Dutt, Paul van Meekeren.

  9. Dutch captain Scott Edwards was born in Tonga, but raised in Australia. He has played grade cricket in Melbourne. He wanted to field first, so everyone is happy. The Netherlands are unchanged.

  10. Australia win the toss and bat

    Pat Cummins gets the right end of the coin flick and opts to bat first. No surprise there, it's a good pitch and a small ground. They could get millions.

    Travis Head is not yet fit. Marcus Stoinis has a calf problem, so Cameron Green comes in.

  11. Jos Buttler's boys are tuning up to play Sri Lanka tomorrow (Spoons' Revenge?), but they will have one eye on Delhi, where Australia are taking on the Netherlands.

    This is all a bit back of a fag packet, but I make it if the Aussies win today and against New Zealand on Saturday, England will need to Sri Lanka and India on Sunday, otherwise they will be toast.

  12. Right then, moving towards the business end. An implication to every result. England frantically ringing around asking for a favour.