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Cricket has long been played in both The Netherlands and England, having first been introduced by British soldiers in the 1800s. Today, The Netherlands is an International Cricket Council Associate Member.
England batted first and amassed an impressive total, due primarily to a solid start from Dawid Malan and Ben Stokes’ brilliant hundred.
England vs Netherlands
England and Netherlands will face off with their quarter-final spot up for grabs, with Southgate’s men having struggled in their initial two matches, while Koeman is seeking to make up ground after an uncomfortable start for his side.
The opening half is an uneven affair, with both teams cautious of the greasy surface. But England begin to gain control, as Kane finds himself with space for a shot but his attempt misses wide; Mainoo then sneaks his way into the box before unleashing a low shot that hits Verbruggen directly in his path.
Reijnders makes his way down the left but fails to find Malen with the pass he needs for a quick counter, and Simons runs into trouble from behind, prompting a strong defensive response from Reijnders’ defense.
Phil Foden hits the crossbar with his shot for England; although they didn’t start as planned, their play has allowed them to maintain a lead and hold onto it.
England are still top of Group C despite suffering two defeats early on. If they avoid a defeat against Netherlands on Wednesday night, however, England would remain at the top of the table; should the Oranje prevail instead, however, they would leapfrog England and become second place in Group C.
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England Batting first
England captain Andrew Flintoff won the toss and chose to bat first under threatening skies on a greenish-looking pitch with greenish hues. Their batting order remained unchanged from Perth Test three, while Chris Read replaced Geraint Jones as wicketkeeper.
England openers James Vince and Dawid Malan made an aggressive start, scoring nearly one run per over in their initial six overs before Nathan Bracken struck by bowling Vince and having Malan caught at point.
Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes were brought out to open England’s batting, both known for their rapid scoring rates. Unfortunately, England were unable to capitalize on this promising start and both batsmen fell cheaply within short order.
Ryan Ten Doeschate’s unbeaten 119 helped by some shoddy English fielding made for an impressive total of 292/6 after 34 overs for the Netherlands.
Pigott had an outstanding debut international cricketing performance after making an unexpected late appearance, due to injuries preventing other players from joining his squad for this tour. Any club cricketer would consider this call-up an honor and Pigott happily postponed his wedding date so he could answer this call-up and fulfill it.
This match marks the opening of a five-match series and will include two Twenty20 internationals and three one-day internationals over five days, starting this Sunday and continuing four days later in Sharjah. England are still considered favourites to win this series despite losing several key players due to injury or fatigue; Moeen Ali, Jonny Bairstow, James Anderson, Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes offer ample pace options while Ball and Overton may play their part as well as hopefully helping England secure a semi-final place!
England Team
| Player Name | Role | Playing Style (General) |
| Ben Stokes (C) | All-rounder | Left-handed batsman, right-arm fast-medium bowler |
| Joe Root | Batsman | Right-handed, technically sound |
| Jos Buttler | Wicketkeeper/Batsman | Right-handed, aggressive |
| Jonny Bairstow | Batsman/Wicketkeeper | Right-handed, aggressive |
| James Anderson | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium, swing bowler |
| Stuart Broad | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium, swing bowler |
| Mark Wood | Bowler | Right-arm fast, express pace |
| Ollie Robinson | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
| Adil Rashid | Bowler | Right-arm leg-spinner |
| Moeen Ali | All-rounder | Left-handed batsman, right-arm off-spinner |
| Sam Curran | All-rounder | Left-handed batsman, left-arm medium-fast bowler |
| Liam Livingstone | Batsman/Bowler | Right-handed, aggressive, leg-spin/off-spin |
| Harry Brook | Batsman | Right-handed, aggressive |
| Zak Crawley | Batsman | Right-handed, opener |
| Ben Duckett | Batsman/Wicketkeeper | Left-handed |
| Ollie Pope | Batsman | Right-handed |
Netherlands Batting second
Sybrand Engelbrecht hit several early boundaries for the Dutch, but their lack of consistency in running cost them dear as four of their top order batsmen were run out en route to Logan van Beek swung his short delivery for his maiden wicket of this tournament – this will undoubtedly feature in replays, alongside Ryan Ten Doeschate’s missed run-out and Edgar Schiferli’s thrilling second run against South Africa last year.
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Netherlands were led by Van Beek, Aryan Dutt and Bas de Leede who all performed admirably; however their innings was hindered by bowlers with wily bowling variations combined with poor fielding that never really got underway. By half time their total was far off par despite Engelbrecht’s late efforts – who was even run out while trying for quick single – and an Engelbrecht rally couldn’t prevent all-out for 179 runs.
Dutch teams were upset in Pool A on Thursday, leaving them bottom of their pool table and needing an unlikely upset to reach the Champions Trophy. For them to achieve that feat, they would need to defeat Bangladesh – one of three full members of ICC – in their next match and hope Afghanistan lose one of its three remaining matches to qualify. It is an amazing achievement from a nation who had only ever previously participated in one ODI prior to this World Cup; one they should be extremely proud of! We look forward to meeting again when action shifts back into Bengaluru when stakes will be higher for all sides – until then cheers and goodnight!
Netherlands Bowling First
Dutch captain Scott Edwards made a wise choice after winning the toss by opting to bowl first, and his bowlers performed admirably: Logan van Beek, Aryan Dutt, Paul van Meekeren and Bas de Leede all picked up wickets to put the Dutch in an advantageous position with 245-7 on their scorecards.
Poor discipline cost them dearly as Roelof van der Merwe was caught short at striker’s end while Luke Wright ran out after trying to hit through midwicket but De Leede caught it at non-striker’s end due to a similar miscalculation in 35th over. Netherlands now have nine runouts from seven matches played – more than any other team!
Ben Stokes made the difference, smashing his way through the middle order for England to claim victory and score an unassailable total. Dawid Malan scored fifty, but Ben Stokes truly stole the show, taking wicket after wicket to help guide England towards victory.
The Netherlands bowlers worked hard and took early wickets to keep the score under control, yet in their pursuit of more runs they lost composure, giving Max O’Dowd and Colin Ackermann ample opportunity for boundary hitting, including cover drives that seemed straight from coaching manual.
Although Netherlands did not manage to beat England in the Super League, they gained much from competing against such powerful teams under intense pressure and learning how to plan and focus under such intense circumstances – giving them an edge for future matches against these heavyweight teams. This experience will make them stronger as they learn how to avoid panicking under pressure situations rather than collapsing when things turn uphill quickly.
Netherlands Bowling Second
Netherlands were unable to match England’s rapid run rate and slumped to 111 for 8 in the final over. Wesley Barresi’s wicket at Harmeet Singh as he attempted to hit a six put paid to any Dutch chase, punishing their home side for poor running between wickets in pursuit of victory.
Northamptonshire 2nd XI displayed outstanding bowling talent during a dramatic game reduced to 41 overs per side due to rain. Dawid Malan got England off to a great start while Ben Stokes scored an outstanding century that enabled England to post an impressive total.
The Netherlands openers made an encouraging start with some impressive hitting, but couldn’t maintain the run rate. Litton Das was out first after 12 balls, caught by Aryan Dutt off Aryan Dutt – with Tanzid Hazan soon thereafter being held by Tim Pringle off Logan van Beek for 38 runs off 44 balls.
Middle Order struggled and their innings soon disintegrated as new-ball bowling from Woakes and Willey sapped any potential batsman of life, with Lion-Cachet falling victim to Mukkamalla’s relay to backward point area resulting in his run out for first ball duck; England then struck another fatal blow when Gous holed out off van Beek for 43 runs in just the next over.
Netherlands Team
| Player Name | Role | Playing Style (General) |
| Scott Edwards (C) | Wicketkeeper/Batsman | Right-handed |
| Bas de Leede | All-rounder |
Right-handed batsman, right-arm medium-fast bowler
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| Max O’Dowd | Batsman | Right-handed, opener |
| Vikramjit Singh | Batsman | Left-handed, opener |
| Teja Nidamanuru | Batsman | Right-handed |
| Wesley Barresi | Batsman | Right-handed |
| Logan van Beek | Bowler/All-rounder | Right-arm medium-fast, right-handed batsman |
| Fred Klaassen | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
| Paul van Meekeren | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
| Ryan Klein | Bowler | Right-arm fast-medium |
| Aryan Dutt | Bowler | Right-arm off-spinner |
| Saqib Zulfiqar | All-rounder | Right-handed batsman, leg-spinner |
| Shariz Ahmad | Bowler | Leg-spinner |
| Pieter Seelaar | All-rounder | Left-handed batsman, left-arm orthodox spinner |
| Tim Pringle | Bowler | Left-arm orthodox spinner |
