New Zealand vs Australia

Fresh from series victory over Zimbabwe in Townsville, Australia shifts north to Cairns and a three-match series with New Zealand. Check out the live scores ...

Over-by-over report: The ODI series gets under way at Cazalys Stadium in Cairns with the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy at stake. Join our writers for updates.

4th over: New Zealand 9-0 (Guptill 6, Conway 1) Conway gets off the mark with a clip to square leg. 1st over: New Zealand 7-0 (Guptill 6, Conway 0) Swing straight away as Starc sends down a hooping full toss first ball that Guptill leans on, driving in the gap to pick up a couple. 2nd over: New Zealand 8-0 (Guptill 6, Conway 0) Josh Hazlewood starts with a wide but he’s then on the button and the tall seamer joins six dots. 12th over: New Zealand 36-1 (Conway 10, Williamson 10) Maxwell continues and New Zealand pick off four singles. 15th over: New Zealand 57-1 (Conway 24, Williamson 16) A couple of singles off Green and it is time for a drink. 10th over: New Zealand 29-1 (Conway 7, Williamson 8) Spin from both ends as Glenn Maxwell gets the nod from the other end. 20th over: New Zealand 77-1 (Conway 36, Williamson 24) New Zealand continue to slowly build a platform. 13th over: New Zealand 46-1 (Conway 18, Williamson 12) The shackles are loosened - Conway plays the loftiest of lofty cover drives off Green that swirls away for a SIX! 27th over: New Zealand 109-2 (Williamson 41, Latham 5) Eleven off the over! 26th over: New Zealand 98-2 (Williamson 29, Latham 5) Mitch Starc is miserly once more, just a single from his over. 31st over: New Zealand 130-3 (Latham 19, Mitchell 1) Josh Hazlewood comes back after drinks and the breakthrough, he pounds in from over the wicket. 40th over: New Zealand 172-3 (Latham 38, Mitchell 24) Mitchell plonks Stoinis’ first ball down the ground for four.

The 1st ODI of the New Zealand Tour of Australia 2022 will take place on the 6th of September 2022 between New Zealand and Australia at the Cazaly's Stadium ...

He can change the course of the match in a matter of few balls. He is a clean striker of the cricket ball and a match winner. Finn Allen has produced some great performances in the last few matches and is certainly a key player for New Zealand in the upcoming tour of Australia.

The 'Welcome To Country' and National Anthems have been completed and we are almost set to get underway in Cairns. Martin Guptill and Devon Conway will open ...

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Australian bowlers started well against the Kiwis. Martin Guptill was sent back to pavilion for just 6. Australia is keeping it tight but Devon Conway & Kane ...

AUS vs NZ Live Streaming – AUS vs NZ 1st ODI Live – Australia won the toss and elected to field. Not only in India, but in other sub-continent countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan the match will be broadcasted. The Trans-Tasman rivals are clashing in the three-match ODI series.

CRR: 4.21. Batting, R(B), 4s, 6s, SR. Tom Latham*, 17(23), 0, 1, 73.91. Daryl Mitchell, 0(0), 0, 0, 0. Bowling, O, M, R, W. Josh Hazlewood*, 4.1, 1, 7, 0.

Just an extended defence from the crease with an angled bat and it races away past the infield, third man had no chance. 2.1 Boult to Finch, 5 runs, tap and run single towards cover, oh a shy at the non-striker's end. Just about manages to get the bat down in time to save himself from LBW 0.4 Boult to Warner, no run, moves across to get closer to the line of the ball but Boult bowls this outie well wide of off 2.4 Boult to Finch, out Lbw!! Is it that easy to get Finch?

Australian star Glenn Maxwell sparked an almighty New Zealand collapse of six wickets for just 53 runs as the Kiwis set the hosts a target of 233.

Mitchell was out when he smashed a Maxwell delivery to Steve Smith and Maxwell got his second of the over when Latham tried to turn the ball around the corner but found the hands of Adam Zampa instead. Williamson was the next to depart for 45 as the skipper smacked a looping Glenn Maxwell delivery high into the air and into the grateful hands of David Warner. [Australia elected to review the call but it went to waste as the ball didn’t catch Conway’s glove or bat.](https://servedby.flashtalking.com/click/7/147292;5439998;50126;211;0/?ft_width=1&ft_height=1&gdpr=&gdpr_consent=&us_privacy=&url=https://kayosports.com.au?marketing=default&extcamp=fsaeditoriallinkcricket-edt-fsp-lnk-awr-grc-cri-kyo&channel=fsa&campaign=launch&voucher=) The Aussie thought he had secured an early wicket when he sent down a delivery that appeared to catch the outside edge of Guptill’s bat and made a notable sound, as the umpire raised his finger. Watch Australia v New Zealand. Guptill became the first departure of the day when he flicked a Mitchell Starc delivery off of his pads but found the outstretched left hand of Maxwell who made no mistakes as he was sent packing for 6 from 19 runs and left the Kiwis at 1-10.

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The first ODI between Australia and New Zealand gets underway in Cairns on Tuesday afternoon, with the first ball scheduled for 4.20pm. "There are three one-dayers in a pretty quick time and that for us as a white-ball unit is a lot to gain from." But now that the pandemic has, for the most part, been resolved, Australia and New Zealand can finally contend for the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy in a bilateral ODI series for the first time since February 2017. The World Cup Super League is a one-day international league played between 13 nations, with the top eight automatically qualifying for next year's World Cup in India. The two nations were previously scheduled to play three ODIs in March 2020, only for the Covid-19 pandemic to intervene after the series opener was infamously contested behind closed doors at the SCG. After nearly six years, Australia and New Zealand will contest for the coveted Chappell-Hadlee Trophy at Cairns' Cazalys Stadium in a three-match ODI series this week.

Australia vs New Zealand, 1st ODI, Live Score Updates: Trent Boult and Matt Henry have picked three and two wickets, respectively, as Australia are five ...

Australia vs New Zealand, 1st ODI, Highlights: Cameron Green scored unbeaten 89 and Alex Carey hit 85 runs as Australia defeated New Zealand by two wickets in the first ODI at Cazaly's Stadium, Cairns on Tuesday. Like us on [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robo.ndtv.cricket&hl=en)or [iOS](https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/ndtv-cricket/id418320331?mt=8). Chasing 233 runs vs New Zealand, Australia were 44 for 5 at one stage in the game when Carey and Green stitched a 158-run stand for the sixth wicket. Australia skipper Aaron Finch had won the toss and opted to bowl first in the game. Trent Boult was the best bowler for New Zealand with figures of 4 for 40 in 10 overs. Australia did lose the next three wickets in quick succession but Green's knock kept them in the hunt and eventually helped them seal the game.

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In the Caribbean islands (West Indies), SportsMax will present the live telecast of the Australia vs New Zealand 2022 ODI series. In Canada, ATN Cricket Plus will present the live-action of matches. The Australia vs New Zealand 2022 ODI series will be broadcasted live on Sony Six in India. The live streaming of the same will be available on Sony LIV and Fan Code App. New Zealand Tour Of Australia, 2022, 1st ODI [Kane Williamson](https://cricketaddictor.com/cricket-news/trent-boult-reveals-conversation-he-had-with-kane-williamson-after-2019-world-cup-loss/) who returned back into the side in New Zealand’s last series against West Indies will lead the side.

A record partnership against New Zealand of 158 for the sixth wicket followed which put Australia back in the box seat to clinch victory. However, three wickets ...

A five minute treatment from the team physiotherapist followed and Green returned to his feet for the final push - 23 from 50 balls with two wickets in hand. All of a sudden Australia were back in control of the match as, with 15 overs to play, they required just 62 runs with five wickets in hand. However, Boult's casual approach from the boundary proved to be a false front as he ended up falling forwards and dropping the ball to the turf. He first took the scalp of Finch (5) - for the fifth time in ODI cricket - plum LBW before getting Smith (1) to chop a full delivery onto his stumps. At the other end of the pitch, David Warner had looked his usual confident, blazing self as he played his way to 20 from 24 balls. However, Kane Williamson arrived at the crease and combined with Devon Conway to do his proverbial job of steadying the ship. His next turn with the ball saw him repeat his deadly dose of LBW, this time at the expense of Marnus Labuschagne (0). It was Zampa who stepped up at the death, with a run-a-ball 13 not out, to help the ailing Green to the finish line and a 1-0 lead in the three-match Chappell-Hadlee Series. Henry put in a power of a spell to begin the Australian innings and in his sixth consecutive over he clean bowled long-time Kiwi nemesis Marcus Stoinis (5) to leave the home side well and truly reeling at 44/5 after 12 overs. With six overs to play it was up to James Neesham (16) and Mitchell Santner (13) to rescue a respectable total for the tourists but they failed, like every other batter in the innings, to find the middle of the bat on a pitch stacked with tennis-ball bounce. However, three wickets in three overs put huge pressure on the home side to come through at the death and it was Green (89*), fighting a crippling bout of cramps, who fought admirably to lead his side to the win. "It was a tricky surface and we thought we had a competitive total, we wanted a few more, but we knew that it was really difficult out there and we saw that at the start of the Australian innings," Kane Williamson said in his post-match interview.

Australia won a weird and wonderful opening game of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series which ended on a wide.

Impossible to predict what to expect in game two on Thursday after such a topsy-turvy encounter. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. Finch will come under extreme pressure to hold his spot should he miss out once more with the bat. If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. He got Maxwell too in his final over but it still wasn’t enough to end up on the winning side. Carey probably thought he’d still done enough when dismissed after hitting eight fours and a six from 99 balls, but with Maxwell unable to match his feats with the ball, Green had to be unbeaten at the end after facing 92 deliveries and striking 10 fours and a six. Boult instead did his damage in the air, with his trademark swing trapping Finch and Labuschagne lbw and inducing a loose stroke and inside edge onto his castle from Smith. Well that was always going to be Australia's ... ah yes, Australia's ... An outstanding outfielder with a history of spectacular catches, Boult seemed the ideal man to end Green’s innings on 68 when the allrounder hooked Ferguson high to fine leg in the 38th over. Tom Latham (43) and Daryl Mitchell (26) kept matters ticking over but hopes of what seemed like a competitive total disappeared when Maxwell drew soft dismissals from the pair in the 42nd over and there was no kick from the tail.