Live Updates | Pakistan and Netherlands, 2nd ODI World Cup Match 2023 - Real-Time Scores, News, Memes, Injuries, and More Updates
Pakistan and Netherlands will lock horns in the second match of ODI World Cup 2023 on Friday, October 06.
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Who said What?
Babar Azam, Pakistan captain: The way Hyderabad has supported us, we've been happy and have enjoyed the hospitality. I am satisfied with the result. Credit to the bowlers, we started well and took wickets in the middle. We lost three wickets while batting, the way Rizwan and Shakeel started took it away. The way Saud built his innings shows his improvement in building an innings. Our bowlers bowled well in the first ten. They stuck to the plan.
Scott Edwards, Netherlands captain: It's a bit disappointing. Firstly, we bowled and fielded well. We thought they were par. We thought we had a good chance at 2 for 120. Probably a bit of instinct. So many of our bats bowl spin. De Leede is a quality cricket in all three departments. His innings was awesome, just needed someone to be with him. Not spoken to van Beek, need to see where he's at. This is a game that got away. We know they have quality bowlers but they took wickets which held us back.
Saud Shakeel, POTM: Very pleased. Tried to follow my basics and be positive to score for my team. Nerves was there as we'd lost three wickets. I was lucky to get early boundaries. We discussed that the pressure would transfer if we scored, which did happen. The last 2-3 months, I've been working hard. I knew I'd be batting No. 5, I tried to improve my shots, attacking options and be brave. Coaching staff has given me confidence. Says he prefers either pace or spin as long as it brings boundaries. He thanks his coach as he goes
DONE AND DUSTED
Netherlands all-out. PAK win by 81 runs.
85 required of the final ten overs
NRR continues to suffer for Pakistan, as they leak runs for the final dust. How long will they take?
101 runs required; 1 wicket remaining
Netherlands require 101 runs off 72 balls, but they have a solitary wicket to defend. How far can will they go?
Hasan Ali shatters the timber
Hasan Ali, back into the attack, bowls a screamer to send Aryan Dutt packing. Last wicket remaining now. It seems we have an early goodbye tonight.
Oh.! What a strike into the crowd!!!!!
Logan van Beek absolutely muscles one by Shadab to hit the ball out of the park. A huge maximum.
Run Out!
Roelof van der Merwe runs himself out, as Logan van Beek at non-striker's end denies a single. Easy grab and pull work for keeper Rizwan.
Final 15 overs of the night
Netherlands need 115 more runs to win off 90 deliveries. Can they pull it off?
Bas de Leede departs
The star of the night has been dismissed by Mohammad Nawaz with a pearler. Hits top of the off-stump, and deviates just enough to confuse the batter. Netherlands 165 for 7 after 34 overs.
WICKET..! Shaheen gets his first
Zulfiqar doesn't review, as it was plum. He's out LBW. Netherlands 158 for 6 after 32.1 overs.
Time for DRINKS. PAANI PEELO GUYS
32 overs gone. Netherlands need to really up the ante, if they are to fancy their chances in this game. They need 119 more of 18 overs. Can they manage an upset?
Shaheen bowls a tidy over!
Just two runs came off that over from Shaheen Afridi. Netherlands are 152 for 5 after 31 overs.
30 overs done
Netherlands have crossed the 150-run mark and lost five wickets thus far. They need 137 more runs to win off 120 balls.
An appeal for stumping
Rizwan whips off the bails in a flash, but has de Leede managed to stay inside the crease? Seems touch-and-go. He does well to bring drag his foot back just-in-time, and survives.
After an exhilarating start to the Cricket World Cup 2023 with the opening game between England and New Zealand, the action will continue in the cricketing extravaganza as Pakistan will lock horns with the Netherlands in the second match of the tournament. The two teams will face off at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad on Friday, October 06 at 2:00 PM (IST).
Pakistan haven’t got the best of the starts to the tournament as they’ve lost both of their warm-up matches heading into the league stage. They lost to New Zealand by five wickets in the first game and later on gave a tough fight to Australia in the second game but ended up losing against Australia by 14 runs.
Earlier, the Babar Azam-led side also didn’t have a memorable campaign in Asia Cup 2023 as they ended up getting knocked out in the Super Fours stage after losses against India and Sri Lanka. Pakistan will now have the herculean task of lifting themselves up heading into the main event and turn things around with their performances. They’re known for being the unpredictable side which can peak at the right time and stun oppositions on their day.
Also Check: ODI Cricket World Cup 2023 Schedule
On the other hand, both of the Netherlands’ warm-up fixtures ended in no result due to rain. In the first game vs Australia, they bowled well to restrict them to 166/7 in the rain-curtailed 23-over game. In the second innings, they were reeling at 84/6 in 14.2 overs when rain interrupted play and no further play was possible.
However, the Netherlands sealed their spot in the World Cup 2023 after sensational victories over West Indies and Scotland in the Cricket World Cup Qualifiers held in Zimbabwe. The Scott Edwards-led side will look to cause a few upsets in the mega event and progress to the semi-finals.
The match promises to be a mouth-watering affair as both teams will look to get their World Cup campaign off to a rollicking start with a win.
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