Centuries from David Warner and Glenn Maxwell and a combined effort from the bowlers especially Zampa’s four wickets handed Australia a huge victory over the Dutch as they won by 309 runs. Glenn Maxwell was in a no mercy mode as there were no half measures in his knock.
Logan van Beek came into the attack and struck straightaway on the fifth ball of his over. Mitchell Marsh, who was looking dangerous, is gone courtesy of a poor shot. It was a short one and outside the off stump and Mitchell Marsh wanted to smash it away but all he got was a top-edge. Ackermann takes the catch.
Steve Smith is looking in fantastic touch today. He has got a flurry of boundaries away in the Logan van Beek over. Steve Smith departs for a well-made 71 off 68 balls with 9 fours and six David Warner scored a brilliant century for his second consecutive hundred departing for 104 off 93 with 11 fours and 3 sixes.
Glenn Maxwell in beast mode to guide Australia to 399 for 8
Maxwell scored a brilliant century; it was raining boundaries in Delhi as he departed for 106 off just 44 balls with 9 fours and 8 sixes at a strike rate of 240.91 to guide the Aussie to 399 for 8 in their 50 overs. Logan van Beek finishes with the best bowling figures of 4 for 74 in his 10 overs
Bas de Leede is the second better bowler for the Dutch finishing the figures of 2 for 115 rums in his 10 overs. The Dutch got to a positive start but lost two quick wickets dear!! Singh Tries a quick single. It was a direct hit by Maxwell. Miles away from the crease. Singh went for run a ball 25 with 6 fours.
Adam Zampa and co-shatter Netherlands
The Australian fast bowling unit is in full force as Starc and Hazelwood decimate the Dutch top order inside the first power play Starc is back to his best as he finishes with the figures of 1 for 22 in his 4 overs Hazelwood finished with the figures of 1 for 27 in his 6 overs. marsh too chipped in with 2 wickets for 19 in his 4 overs Adam Zampa shattered the tail as he bowled an economical spell with the figures of 4 for 8 runs in his 3 overs to guide Australia to victory as the Netherlands bundled out for 90 in just 21 overs.
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