AUS vs NED Live Cricket Score

3.5 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Logan van Beek strikes in his very first over! The first over of seam brings the wicket for the Netherlands. Bowls with a scrambled seam on a back of a length, Mitchell Marsh hangs on the back foot and tries to fetch the pull from way outside off. He fails to get the proper connection as the ball seems to have stopped on the surface. Skies it high in the air towards the stumps at the non-striker's end where the fielders and the bowler converge for the catch. Colin Ackermann, from short extra cover, calls for it and completes it safely. An early blow to Australia as Mitchell Marsh departs cheaply. 28/1

39.1 OUT! Back-to-back wickets for the Netherlands as they call for a comeback in the game. It is the big fish David Warner this time who has to go. Logan van Beek gets his man by hitting the good length on the leg stump to which David Warner plays a half scoop, times it well but finds it going straight to Aryan Dutt standing at long leg who takes a comfortable catch. Australia are being pushed back before the third Powerplay. 267/5

23.3 OUT! That is redemption for Roelof van der Merwe as he takes another blinder this time off Steven Smith's bat. Short ball outside the off stump again and this time Steven Smith hits hard and low at the point fielder. Roelof van der Merwe bends down and initially decides to reverse cup it. The ball comes quicker than he expected and sticks in his right hand. The third umpire again comes into action and this time declares Steven Smith out as the fingers were under the ball. Australia are two down now. 160/2

36.1 OUT! CAUGHT! That is something the Netherlands were hoping from a long time. Bas de Leede gets rid of Marnus Labuschagne. Pitches the ball up at the stumps and Marnus Labuschagne lofts it up in the air off the front foot towards Aryan Dutt standing at mid on who completes a wonderful catch diving to his right. Australia lose their 3rd. 244/3

39 OUT! CAUGHT! The Netherlands pick up another wicket in the name of Josh Inglis this time. Good length ball on the stumps with some extra bounce from the surface and Josh Inglis looks to heave it over deep square leg for a maximum, in turn mistimes the ball high in the air for Sybrand Engelbrecht to catch it with comfort on the deep square leg boundary. 266/4

49.3 OUT! CAUGHT! The carnage finally comes to an end for the Netherlands as it is Glenn Maxwell who gets out after bringing out a storm here in Delhi. 107 off just 44 balls. Logan van Beek pitches it up outside the off stump and Glenn Maxwell launches it up into the night sky, straight down the ground. Sybrand Engelbrecht, at long on, moves across to his left to take a tumbling catch near the fence and ends a magnificent innings for the Australian team. A quick check from the onfield umpires upstairs and the replays confirm that it's a clean catch. 393/7

42.2 OUT! RUN OUT!  A direct hit by Sybrand Engelbrecht and Cameron Green is gone! Sums up the day Netherlands have had in the field. Roelof van der Merwe drops it short, on off, Glenn Maxwell hangs back and places it with soft hands in the vacant mid-wicket region. Calls for two immediately and Cameron Green responds in agreement. Sybrand Engelbrecht at wide long, swoops in and gets to the ball quickly. He picks up the ball cleanly and has a shy at the non-striker's end despite being a bit off balance. He hits the base of the stumps and the replays confirm that Green is short of his crease. Netherlands continue to chip away with wickets. 290/6

49.4 OUT! CAUGHT! That's 2 in 2 for Logan van Beek and this time it is Mitchell Starc who gets out trying to play a big shot over long on to a slower ball on the leg stump line and in the end, he mistimes it straight to Colin Ackermann inside the ring at mid-wicket. Logan van Beek on a Hattrick. 393/8

5.5 OUT! RUN OUT! Brilliant work from the man who can do nothing wrong tonight, its Glenn Maxwell with a direct hit at the non-striker's end to get rid of Vikramjit Singh who gets run out on his own call. Josh Hazlewood pitches the ball a little short and Vikramjit Singh pushes the ball to the left of Glenn Maxwell at mid off and tries to steal a single. Glenn Maxwell does the rest and Vikramjit Singh finds himself short of the crease. 37/2

4.5 OUT! GETS THE TIMBER! It was coming and the Australians could see it coming. Mitchell Starc bowls this one outside the off stump to generate some in swing from there. The ball pitches and moves straight. Max O'Dowd takes the front leg out and looks to push the ball through covers, but in the end only gets an inside edge onto the stumps. Netherlands lose their first. 28/1

9.2 OUT! LBW! That is a perfect ball by Josh Hazlewood from the good length on the off stump. Pitches in line and crashes into the back leg of Colin Ackermann who is caught on the crease doing nothing at all. The umpire takes his time and raises his finger. Colin Ackermann consults his partner and decides not to take a review. Netherlands are 47/3 already inside 10 overs. 47/3

13.2 OUT! TAKEN! You just cannot keep David Warner out of the game! A stunning catch on the boundary as the Netherlands lose their fifth wicket. Mitchell Marsh bends his back and bangs it in short, on off and middle, the ball comes at a good height for the batter. Sybrand Engelbrecht crunches the pull off the front foot but does not manage to get the elevation. He hits it flat and straight towards deep square leg. David Warner in the deep, times his jump to perfection and reverse cups it in front of his face while balancing himself near the ropes. Engelbrecht could not believe his luck as Warner made that look ever so easy. 62/5

10.5 OUT! Given LBW! Pat Cummins gets into the act now for Australia! Another blow for Netherlands as they lose Bas de Leede. Angles this one in, on a good length, on middle and leg, Bas de Leede stays stuck in his crease and looks to clip it away on the leg side. He fails to account for the inward movement and gets trapped right in front of the stumps. Australia go up in unison and the umpire raises his finger. Bas de Leede goes for the review though. The UltraEdge shows no bat and wickets is umpires's call on Ball Tracking. Netherlands keep their review but lose Bas de Leede. 53/4

17.5 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Not the best of deliveries but Mitchell Marsh has his second wicket. Unfortunate dismissal for Teja Nidamanuru. Bowls with an upright seam, on a back of a length, down leg, Teja Nidamanuru looks to roll his wrist and tickle it fine on the leg side. He ends up getting a glove on it as the ball dies down on its way to the keeper. Josh Inglis dives forward and takes a clean catch which is confirmed by the third umpire. Netherlands are now 6 down. 84/6

18.3 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Adam Zampa joins in on the fun now. Logan van Beek departs for a duck as Netherlands slip further. Adam Zampa shortens his length and bowls this one quicker, outside off, Logan van Beek gets tempted by the width and shapes himself to cut. He fails to get on top of the bounce and pays the price. Gets an outside edge that is grabbed safely by Josh Inglis, who collects it near his chest. 86/7

18.4 OUT! PLUMB IN FRONT! Two in two for Adam Zampa! Zampa greets Roelof van der Merwe with a googly, full and on middle, Roelof van der Merwe gets a good stride in to defend but plays for the leg break. He fails to pick the googly from Zampa and the ball spins in to ping him on the front pad. The umpire raises his finger without much hesitation. Roelof van der Merwe goes for the review, more in hope though. The UltraEdge shows no bat and it is three reds on BallTracking. Hat-trick ball coming up... 86/8

20.5 OUT! LBW! Adam Zampa strikes again and Australia are closing in on a massive victory here! Zamoa vowls the googly again, short and on middle and leg, Aryan Dutt goes on the back foot to play this one. The ball skids off the deck and thuds onto the front pad. The umpire nods his head and Aryan Dutt decides not to waste the review and keeps walking. The end is near for the Dutch as they lose their ninth wicket. 90/9

21 OUT! STUMPED! Adam Zampa wraps up the game with wickets off successive deliveries! Gives the ball air and bowls this full but down leg, Paul van Meekeren reaches out in front and goes for the sweep. He gets beaten in the flight and ends up missing it altogether. The ball sneaks past the leg stump but it is not collected cleanly by Josh Inglis. The ball falls off his gloves and trickles onto the stumps off his thigh. The third umpire is called into action and the replays show that Paul van Meekeren had his back leg stationed on the crease when the bails came off. Nothing behind the line, Adam Zampa finishes with four wickets and Australia win by 309 runs! 90/10