Two slips for Will Young as well. The two fielders in the deep - long leg and third man

Starc to Conway, 1 run, 144.1kph, now Starc overcorrects and darts a full delivery onto the pads, flicked away to fine leg

Starc to Conway, FOUR, too much width

Starc to Conway, wide, 146.6kph, swing for Starc but the line is too wide outside off. Conway chases it in an attempt to lay bat on ball but the ball swings away

Starc to Conway, no run, 144.5kph, length ball marginally outside off, Conway hangs back to tap it to point

Starc to Conway, wide, 138.2kph, wayward ball from Starc. Back of a length ball wasted down the leg-side

Conway and Will Young are at the crease. Conway is on strike. Starc will open the attack

Welcome back for the chase. The players have taken their respective positions. Starc has the new ball in his hand.

Most sixes in an ODI innings for Australia
20 vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023
19 vs IND, Bengaluru, 2013
19 vs PAK, Bengaluru, 2023
16 vs NZ, Hamilton, 2007
16 vs BAN, Mirpur, 2011

Most sixes in a team innings in World Cups
25 - ENG vs AFG, Manchester, 2019
20 - AUS vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023
19 - WI vs ZIM, Canberra, 2015
19 - AUS vs PAK, Bengaluru, 2023
19 - SA vs BAN, Mumbai WS, 2023

Highest innings totals for Australia World Cups
417/6 vs AFG, Perth, 2015
399/8 vs NED, Delhi, 2023
388 vs NZ, Dharamsala, 2023
381/5 vs BAN, Nottingham, 2019
377/6 vs SA, Basseterre, 2007
This was also the highest ODI total for AUS vs NZ, surpassing their 378/5 in Canberra in 2016.

Most sixes in World Cups
49 - Chris Gayle
40 - Rohit Sharma
37 - AB de Villiers
36 - David Warner
33 - Glenn Maxwell
31 - Ricky Ponting

AUS inns progression
Overs 1-19: 175/0 (RR: 9.21)
Overs 20-39: 104/5 (RR: 5.2)
Overs 40-50: 109/5 (RR: 9.9)

NZ bowling today
Phillips: 3/37 from 10 overs, ER: 3.7
Others: 7/350 from 39.2 overs, ER: 8.9

Spin: 28 overs, 5/173, ER: 6.18
Pace: 21.2 overs, 5/214, ER: 10.03

Travis Head: Back playing (pleased me the most), nice to be back with the boys. nice to contribute, nice to be back. It (hand) is going well, went well today, on track which is nice. Very good wicket, Davey and I forged that partnership, we tried to put as much pressure as we can, we were able to get away today, take our chances and then also go on and make a really big partnership to set that platform. 388 is a really good score. I felt, at the back end of my innings, it started to take a little bit more spin. They bowled really well, changed their pace.

Post Phillips' spell it was the turn of Santner who got rid of Marsh and Labuschagne in the space of 3 overs

14:09 local, 08:39 GMT, 14:09 IST: "The true sign of how good a wicket is - if the new batter comes in and they can find the middle of their bat straightaway as well, I got a suspicion that's gonna happen, It just looks like a incredibly true wicket. Yes, the batters are batting incredibly well. And that's the sign of how true this wicket is," former Australian opener Shane Watson, during his early commentary stint, beamed in joy during Australia's powerplay massacre. Warner continued from where he left off in the last game while Travis Head, on his return to cricket after 43 days, notched up a 59-ball hundred to offer Australia their best ever start (highest powerplay score) in the history of World Cups. Tom Latham tried all his main weapons with the ball, but to no avail. The Aussies were in no mood to relent. The introduction of Glenn Phillips, however, changed things for the Black Caps. He removed the dangerous trio of Warner, Head and Smith in the space of 10 overs. Not only did Phillips got wickets, but he was successful in arresting the momentum with plenty of dots while at it.

Matt Henry to Starc, out Caught by Neesham!! Starc c Neesham b Matt Henry 1(3)

Matt Henry to Starc, THATS OUT!! Caught!!