Live Match: Australia vs New Zealand, Live Score, Cricket Score Updates, ICC World T20 2016: Martin Guptill Falls After Great Start

It's Australia vs New Zealand on Friday in ICC World T20 2016 and the Trans-Tasman rivals play a T20 game after a gap of six years. While this will be Australia's first match of the competition, New Zealand scored a morale-boosting win against hosts India on March 15. Catch all live cricket score and updates from Australia vs New Zealand here.Dharamsala: Having beaten India at their own game in Nagpur, New Zealand will start on a high against Australia in their Super 10 Group B ICC World T20 2016 in Dharamsala on Friday. Catch live cricket score and live updates here. 15:22 hrs IST: New Zealand have raced to 58/0 after six overs. This is a great start in the powerplay. Guptill and Williamson plunder 14 runs off Coulter-Nile. 15:19 hrs IST: Williamson joins in the fun now. He smacks a couple of fours off James Faulkner and New Zealand have raced to 44/0 after five overs. 15:14 hrs IST: Good comeback from Watson. He concedes just three runs but New Zealand have made a wonderful start. 15:11 hrs IST: Three sixes smashed by Martin Guptill off Ashton Agar. Two full tosses are deposited over deep mid wicket while the last ball is lofted straight down the ground over long on. Wonderful, clean hitting from Guptill. New Zealand 32/0 after three overs. 15:08 hrs IST: Poor start for Ashton Agar. He bowls a full toss and Guptill hits it into the stands at deep mid wicket. The distance is 92 meters. Next ball, he blasts a flat six.15:04 hrs IST: Guptill gets going with a couple of boundaries off Coulter-Nile. However, in the next over bowled by Watson, he gets an inside edge that goes past off stump. 15:00 hrs IST: Nathan Coulter-Nile will open the bowling with one slip in place. Martin Guptill on strike. Can he repeat his ODI heroics which he did earlier in the year? 14:55 hrs IST: Usman Khawaja will open the batting for Australia, which means David Warner might bat at number four. 14:46 hrs IST: Talking about the February match, it witnessed a spectacular innings by Brendon McCullum who blasted 116 off 56 balls. The knock included some freakish shots, including two McScoops of a 156 kmph Shaun Tait thunderbolt. New Zealand made 214/6 but Australia tied the match thanks to Cameron White's 64 and Michael Clarke's 67. New Zealand won the match in the Super Over. 14:43 hrs IST: This is the first time Australia and New Zealand are clashing in the World Twenty20. Moreover, this is the first time that these two teams are playing a Twenty20 International since February 2010. 14:36 hrs IST: Here are the playing XIs of both teams: New Zealand (Playing XI): Kane Williamson(c), Martin Guptill, Colin Munro, Corey Anderson, Ross Taylor, Mitchell Santner, Grant Elliott, Luke Ronchi(w), Adam Milne, Mitchell McClenaghan, Ish Sodhi Australia (Playing XI): Usman Khawaja, Shane Watson, Steven Smith(c), David Warner, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Marsh, James Faulkner, Peter Nevill(w), Ashton Agar, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Adam Zampa 14:35 hrs IST: New Zealand have won the toss and have chosen to bat. No Nathan McCullum for the Kiwis while Josh Hazlewood misses out for the Australians. 14:29 hrs IST: Scott Styris says that there is a lot of moisture on this wicket in his pitch report. There could be some turn on offer. Team that wins the toss might opt to bat second. 14:26 hrs IST: A warm welcome to the match between Australia and New Zealand from Dharamsala. First things: The weather. It is bright and sunny at the venue and rain is not expected to play a part in this game.The ICC World T20 is the one major international cricketing prize to have eluded Australia but with the batting firepower in their ranks, they cannot be ruled out as contenders to grasp it at the sixth attempt. With David Warner, Shane Watson, Glenn Maxwell, Aaron Finch, Usman Khawaja and skipper Steve Smith all able to take the game away from their opponents on any given day, the 50-over world champions have every reason for confidence. Australia hold a superior record over New Zealand in Twenty20 matches. © NDTV The big question mark over their challenge is the fact that their batsmen have rarely thrived on the spin-friendly pitches of South Asia, where teams will use three, and sometimes four, slow bowlers against them. New Zealand, after their stunning win against India on a spin-friendly wicket in Nagpur, will surely be inclined to summon their spinners but Dharamsala's conditions may not suit the big turners of the ball. With northern India going through a rainy spell, the weather in Dharamsala could be a niggle that could throw the match into the realms of mathematics.