England vs Netherlands Head to Head Record in ODI World Cup History

England (ENG) and Netherlands (NED) will clash in the 40th match of the ODI World Cup 2023 on November 8 at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune. England, the 2019 World Cup champions, have had a poor performance in the 2023 edition of the tournament. They have won only one match out of seven played and are currently at the bottom of the points table. They have lost to New Zealand, Afghanistan, South Africa, India, Australia, and Sri Lanka, and their only victory came against Bangladesh.  

England’s batting, bowling, and fielding have all been below par, and they have failed to cope with the varying conditions and challenges posed by different opponents. The Netherlands have won two matches out of seven played and are currently above England in the points table. They have defeated Bangladesh and South Africa but have lost to New Zealand, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Australia. 

The Netherlands have shown some glimpses of talent and potential, especially in their batting department, where Max O’Dowd, Sybrand Engelbrecht, and Scott Edwards have scored some impressive runs. However, their bowling is average, and they have struggled to defend or chase down competitive totals. The Netherlands have shown that they are capable of upsetting the odds, so England will need to be wary of them. This will be the fourth time that England and the Netherlands will be playing each other in the ODI World Cup. England won the previous encounter by six wickets in 2011. 

England vs Netherlands Head-to-Head in ODI World Cups 

England vs Netherlands Head-to-Head in ODIs 

England vs Netherlands Head-to-Head in T20Is 

England vs Netherlands Head-to-Head in T20 World Cups 

 Last Updated on 8th November