NEP vs NED Full Scorecard, ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Updates

7th T20I • Texas

NEP

106/10 (19.2)

NED

109/4 (18.4)

NED won by 6 wickets

Info

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Date & Time

04 Jun, 09:00 PM IST

Venue

Grand Prairie Stadium, Texas

TV/Streaming

Disney+ Hotstar, Star Sports

Match

7th T20I,

Umpires

Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe), Rod Tucker (Australia), Sharfuddoula (Bangladesh, TV)

Referee

Richie Richardson (West Indies)

Toss

Netherlands elected to bowl

Pitch Report

- We have seen plenty of runs on the other day but this looks completely different. There is 13km/h wind and that's something to know if you are the bowler. Behind square it's 60m and to my right it's 70m. This pitch has a green grass on top of it and you have to bowl test match line and lengths in the first five overs. This pitch can assist the batters too if they can avoid the deliveries in the outside off-stump channel, it's a good track to bat

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Points Table

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

NED

3- 4

NEP

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

NED

NEP

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Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

B de Leede

L van Beek

Expert Team 2

B de Leede

D Singh Airee

Venue Details

Grand Prairie Stadium, Texas

Recent Matches on venue

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Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

NED

NEP

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

NED

3- 4

NEP

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

157

Average Score

141

247/5

Highest Score

210/7

87/10

Lowest Score

75/4

Player of the Match Tim Pringle

3/20

Lucky Winner Shubham

NEP

NED

Info

Nepal

106/10 (19.2)

Batters

Kushal Bhurtel

70.00

lbw b L Beek

Aasif Sheikh

50.00

c VJ Kingma b T Pringle

Anil Sah

91.67

c L Beek b T Pringle

Rohit Kumar Paudel

(C)

94.59

c M O'Dowd b T Pringle

Kushal Malla

100.00

c M O'Dowd b P Meekeren

Dipendra Singh Airee

16.67

c L Beek b BD Leede

Sompal Kami

0.00

b P Meekeren

Gulshan Jha

93.33

b L Beek

KC Karan

141.67

c VJ Kingma b BD Leede

Sagar Dhakal

0.00

Not out

Abhinash Bohara

0.00

c & b L Beek

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 4, NB: 0, W: 4)

TOTAL

(19.2 Ov, RR: 5.48)

106/10

Bowlers

EXT

Vivian Kingma

5.75

Tim Pringle

5.00

Logan van Beek

3.2

5.40

Paul van Meekeren

4.75

Bas de Leede

5.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Aasif Sheikh

c VJ Kingma b T Pringle

1-10

1.6

Kushal Bhurtel

lbw b L Beek

2-15

3.1

Anil Sah

c L Beek b T Pringle

3-40

7.4

Kushal Malla

c M O'Dowd b P Meekeren

4-52

9.4

Dipendra Singh Airee

c L Beek b BD Leede

5-53

10.4

Sompal Kami

b P Meekeren

6-66

13.2

Rohit Kumar Paudel

c M O'Dowd b T Pringle

7-84

15.6

KC Karan

c VJ Kingma b BD Leede

8-106

18.5

Gulshan Jha

b L Beek

9-106

19.1

Abhinash Bohara

c & b L Beek

10-106

19.2

Netherlands

109/4 (18.4)

Batters

Max O'Dowd

112.50

Not out

Michael Levitt

33.33

c DS Airee b Sompal Kami

Vikramjit Singh

78.57

lbw b DS Airee

Sybrand Engelbrecht

87.50

runout (Sompal Kami)

Scott Edwards

(C)

62.50

b A Bohara

Bas de Leede *

110.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 0)

TOTAL

(18.4 Ov, RR: 5.84)

109/4

Did not Bat

Teja Nidamanuru, Logan van Beek, Tim Pringle, Paul van Meekeren, Vivian Kingma

Bowlers

EXT

5.67

4.50

8.50

3.00

3.4

7.91

Sagar Dhakal

5.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Michael Levitt

c DS Airee b Sompal Kami

1-3

1.2

Vikramjit Singh

lbw b DS Airee

2-43

8.2

Sybrand Engelbrecht

runout (Sompal Kami)

3-71

13.1

Scott Edwards

b A Bohara

4-80

15.2

Match Info

Date & Time

04 Jun, 09:00 PM IST

Venue

Grand Prairie Stadium, Texas

TV/Streaming

Disney+ Hotstar, Star Sports

Match

7th T20I,

Umpires

Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe), Rod Tucker (Australia), Sharfuddoula (Bangladesh, TV)

Referee

Richie Richardson (West Indies)

Toss

Netherlands elected to bowl

1 W 1 1 1 1

Over 16

Runs: 5

1 0 1 1 0 1

Over 17

Runs: 4

1 1 1 1 1 1

Over 18

Runs: 6

4 6 1 4

Over 19

Runs: 15

All Overs

Player of the Match Tim Pringle

3/20

Lucky Winner Shubham

Commentary

Well, that's all that we have for you from this low-scoring humdinger. We'll be back with a blockbuster clash from the T20 World Cup tomorrow - India begin their campaign with a game against Ireland, who are coming into the World Cup fresh from a T20I tri-series win. Join us right here on Sportskeeda for our coverage of the game, and as always, a lot more! This is Rajarshi Das, signing off on behalf of Pragadeesh Shanmugan. Good night!

We've now had four low-scoring thrillers in the 2024 T20 World Cup thus far. This sure has been a refreshing sight from all the butchering the bowlers have had to suffer in the T20 Leagues in South Africa and India earlier this year. Props to the ground-staff at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas - there's been heavy rain going into this game, the weather didn't look too promising either, but we still got a full game in!

The highlight of this game, however, must have been the support for Nepal at a venue far, far away from the country - not too often do we see something of this kind for an associate nation! They sure put up a fight and then some against the Netherlands, but 106 was far too less considering the batting depth possessed by the Dutch. Max O'Dowd was glad to play the patient game - the wicket demanded someone to bat long, he did, and helped his team get over the line.

Scott Edwards (Netherlands captain): We got a read of the wicket, our bowlers were awesome up top, picking up 2-3 wickets in the powerplay. Both of those boys have been amazing for us over the years - Logan's been leading the attack well, all five guys were brilliant. Ideally, we would have got it done a little bit quicker, got nervous towards the latter stage. Maxi (O'Dowd) batted throughout and Bassy (de Leede) finished it off there. Bit of a tricky wicket. For us it's the consistency, to make it to the next stage you've got to play well consistently.

Rohit Paudel (Nepal captain): The overhead conditions were really challenging. Credit to the Netherlands bowlers, they did really well. We could have done better as a batting unit, specially after the start. I could have strategized more, missed out there. There was no partnership, and that was the turning point, Netherlands came back stronger. I was moving laterally across the crease to put the bowler off, I was trying to disturb their length. Was working for me, could have done better after the start. We bowled well as a unit, in the field, doing better would have had a different result. I dropped one at a crucial moment, Had I taken that catch things would have been different. I want to thank all of them (the crowd), felt like we were playing at Nepal. As a team we are grateful to them. Thank you so much for you support to the team. If we do well as a batting unit, we can do better.

Tim Pringle (Player of the Match) - We bowled well as a uniit. We bowled stump to stump and hopefully the surface will did the job. Giving flight and varying the speed is crucial for the spinners. I think it's important to hold our lines

Match summary:

Netherlands win by 6 wickets with 8 balls to spare

Max O'Dowd 54*(48) | Logan van Beek 3/18 (3.2)
Rohit Paudel 35 (37) | Dipendra Singh Airee 1/6 (2)

Like the Netherlands earlier, Nepal started off quite decently with the new ball, but the pressure coming with defending a meagre total was a touch too much for the Nepal fielders to handle. While the odd chance came along every once in a while, the Nepal players failed to latch onto them. The Netherlands batters were able to bide their time, and in spite of losing a few wickets, had enough time and resources to get past the line.

Michael Levitt tried to get going early, but the conditions still weren't favourable of hitting the ball across its line freely. The ball was still doing quite a lot, Levitt tried to make room and pull against Kami an over and a delivery into the chase, skied it, and was held on by Dipendra Airee at cover. The Netherlands, however, weren't deterred by the early wicket as Vikramjit Singh joined Max O'Dowd, and the duo proceeded to stitch a stabilizing partnership.

Vikramjit was the more aggressive of the two, clearing his front leg and finding the boundaries with relative ease in the powerplay. The Netherlands finished the powerplay with 36 on the board, but were then tied down by some spin from Nepal and gentle medium pace from Abinash Bohara. Bohara created a chance - Vikramjit hoisted one towards deep square and was dropped, but the left-hander was caught in front by Airee the very next over.

The required rate hovered close to six an over as O'Dowd and Engelbrecht navigated the chase post Vikramjit's departure. The large contingent of Nepal supporters still had belief as the Nepal bowlers made their way into the Netherlands' middle-order - Engelbrecht was run out backing up, and Scott Edwards, having struggled throughout his stay in the middle, gave himself too much room against Abinash Bohara and was cleaned up.

Max O'Dowd was still in the middle, though. Having come into the World Cup on the back of a really lean run of form with the odd big score in between, O'Dowd needed a big knock in a crunch situation to gain some confidence back, and the one that he played today sure helped. Having had the odd moment of fortune, O'Dowd, alongside Bas de Leede, took the game deep, struck a couple of boundaries in the penultimate over, and Bas de Leede sealed it with 8 balls remaining. Time for presentations...

Not the margin of victory they'd have had in mind at the innings break, but the Netherlands will take those two points with absolute glee! Nepal fell short - both with their runs in the first innings and their fielding effort today.

18.4 Abinash Bohara to Bas de Leede, FOUR! Netherlands reign supreme. Nepal fought till the end but the sloppy fielding led to their downfall. Back of a length outside off, de Leede uses the pace and smashes it past extra cover for a boundary

18.3 Abinash Bohara to Max O'Dowd, low full toss dipping in, Dowd knocks it to deep cover for a single

18.2 Abinash Bohara to Max O'Dowd, SIX! FIFTY FOR DOWD! Netherlands are suddenly one hit away. He shuffles across again and picks the length quickly to ramp this over short fine leg for a maximum

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