New Zealand captain Kane Williamson urged his side to move on after an 86-run defeat by champions Australia at Lord's on Saturday.
Mitchell Starc said the lessons learnt from a defeat by title rivals India were behind champions Australia's impressive surge to the semi-finals of the World Cup.
The left-arm pacer scalped a five-wicket haul as Australia beat New Zealand by 86 runs.
Like Andaz Apna Apna, this team could team could yet earn the tag of being a masterpiece.
With this win, the defending champions of the World Cup have consolidated their top spot in the points table, with 14 points from eight matches.
Australia posted 243/9 after opting to bat, but it proved more than enough, as New Zealand slumped to 157 all out with 38 balls to spare.
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, who scored 40, could not repeat his heroics from earlier in the tournament as the Black Caps' chase failed to take off.
And although this was just the second ODI in which they have appeared together, Behrendorff is now keen to continue his burgeoning new-ball combination with Starc.
Starc's wife Alyssa Healy, who plays for the Australia Women's team, brought the incident to light on Twitter, claiming an England supporter had fired up her husband with his taunts at the team hotel earlier in the day.
The defeat at the Lord’s has now made England’s path to the semifinals a little difficult than it was earlier.