Netherlands vs Bangladesh Live Score: ODI World Cup 2023 - Match 28 Updates
Netherlands and Bangladesh will go head-to-head in the ODI World Cup 2023 on Saturday, October 28, at Eden Gardens, in Kolkata.
229/10 (50 ov)
28th Match, Kolkata
Netherlands won by 87 runs.
142/10 (42.2 ov)
Netherlands won by 87 runs.
Winning skipper Scott Edwards speaks
Scott Edwards: I think it was easy to be fair. We only had two days off. We were straight into travelling and into our plans. We were saying if we could get 220 plus, we were in the game. The bottom order guys got us to a very competitive total. The bowlers have been awesome. We have been superb on the field. Bit of everything. The system is getting more professional in Netherlands. We train incredibly hard. We always spoke at the start of the tournament that we aim for the semis. That remains our goal but we have a few tough games coming up.
Losing skipper Shakib Al Hasan speaks
Shakib Al Hasan: I thought we bowled very well. We should have restricted them to 160-170. We have been very poor with the bat throughout the tournament. This is as bad as it gets. It is very difficult from here. We need to take this on our chin. Throughout this tournament we have been struggling. Not sure what's going on the minds. Very unlike the Bangladesh team. The fans have been supporting us through our ups and downs.
That was a special victory...!!!
Biggest wins for an Associate nation vs Full Member sides in WCs (by runs)
Net bt Ban 2023 (87 runs)
Ire bt Ban 2007 (74 runs)
Kenya bt WI 1996 (73 runs)
Ban bt Pak 1999 (62 runs)
Best figures for Netherlands in World Cups
4/23 Paul van Meekeren vs Ban Kolkata 2023
4/35 Tim de Leede vs Ind Paarl 2003
4/42 Feiko Kloppenberg vs Nam Bloemfontein 2003
Never write'em off
Most wins for Associate nations against Full Member sides in a World Cup
3 Kenya in 2003 (SL, Zim & Ban)
2 Ireland in 2007 (Pak & Ban)
2 Ireland in 2015 (WI & Zim)
2 Netherlands in 2023 (SA & Ban)
Stat attack...!!!
Bangladesh has now lost to four Associate nations in World Cups - the most by a Full Member side.
60 runs vs Canada Durban 2003
32 runs vs Kenya Joburg 2003
74 runs vs Ireland Bridgetown 2007
87 runs vs Netherlands Kolkata 2023
POTM speaks
Paul van Meekeren (POTM): "Pretty special. We said we wanted to go for the semis, you need to win games. Very happy with how we bounced back after Australia. We were pretty confident. At the halfway mark of our innings we thought 230-240 [par score] and we got there. Dutt and van Beek kept it very tight in the first ten overs. Every training we come in and do 20 minutes of fielding. Bassy [Bas de Leede] got a good throw at the stumps tonight. Hard to pick an individual performance. Pure team performance."
Paul van Meekeren - That was special
Paul van Meekeren, the pacer, has been adjudged as Player of the Match. He took four wickets for just 23 runs, and really ran through the Bangladesh's batting line-up tonight. He seems delighted with the win and his performance.
Never write off the DUTCH
This cracked us up!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Game over!!!!
Wow, the Netherlands have managed to pull off their second upset in this World Cup. The final wicket falls. They win by 87 runs, and it has been a historic win for sure. The bowling, the batting, the fielding – everything has been on point for them in today's game.
They move two positions up on the points table with four points to their name. What a game, what a win!!!!
Mustafizur's dismissal
Beauty
What a ball to finally get the ninth man out!!!
Mustafizur Rahman has fallen prey to a pearler, as Colin Ackermann gets his first for the night. Mustafizur b Ackermann 20(35) [4s-2 6s-1]
After 42 overs, BAN are 142 for the loss of nine wickets. Shoriful Islam comes to the crease at no.11.
NED targeting the body
The Dutch bowlers are bowling a lot of beamers, as many wides have been conceded.
40 overs done
BANGLADESH are 140 for the loss of eight wickets, as the final ten overs drama begins. They need 90 more runs to win from 60 balls. Will this game go down to the wire?
Six
Effortlessly hit by Mustafizur Rahman, as he sends Ackermann packing for a maximum. Bangladesh won't mind adding a few more runs, to be honest.
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Scott Edwards will have to inspire his troops as the demoralising 309-run defeat against the five-time champions must have knocked the wind out of their sails. However, apart from the drubbing against the Aussies, the Netherlands have shown promise at various stages in all their matches. The top order hasn't been in great nick but the likes of Edwards, Sybrand Engelbrecht, and Logan van Beek have made useful contributions with the willow. Bas de Leede, who conceded a record 115 runs in his 10 overs against Australia, is the leading wicket-taker for the Dutch side with nine scalps in five games at 34.
Like the Netherlands, Bangladesh also have only one win in the five games they have played in the ongoing ODI World Cup 2023. The 'Bangla Tigers' got off to a fine start as they blew away Afghanistan in their first game. However, they went on a four-match losing streak post that win.
The batters who were in form for Bangladesh before the tournament have not fired. Najmul Hossain Shanto, who entered the tournament as the leading run-getter for the Asian side this year, has scored just 74 runs in the five games at an average of 18.50. The frequent tinkering in the batting order has also not helped Bangladesh's cause.
Mahmudullah scored a fine century in the recent clash against South Africa but it only reduced the margin of defeat to 149. Shakib Al Hasan will have to lead from the front. He has a lot of knowledge of the conditions up on offer at the Eden Gardens, thanks to his time with the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League (IPL). His teammates will look to pick his brains ahead of the clash and try to stop the run of losses.
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