The Australian cricket team defeated the Netherlands by 309 runs
The Australia cricket team registered the biggest victory by 309 runs in the history of the World Cup as they demolished the Netherlands to win their ICC World Cup 2023 match on Wednesday, October 25, at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. While chasing a target of 400, the Dutch were dismissed for 90 thanks to Adam Zampa's figures of 4/8 in three overs.
Earlier, Glenn Maxwell went on a rampage and scored the fastest century in the history of World Cups, which came in just 40 balls to guide Australia to a total of 399/8 against the Netherlands at the David Warner also scored a century, his sixth in World Cup history, while Bas de Leede of the Netherlands became the most expensive bowler in World Cup history after conceding 115 runs in his 10 overs.
The captain of the Australian cricket team, Pat Cummins, had won the toss and decided to bat first. Cameron Green was the only change in the Australian side who replaced Marcus Stoinis, who is out with a niggle in his shoulders. The Dutch named an unchanged playing 11.