Live Cricket Score | Netherlands vs Pakistan Live Score & Commentary | NED vs PAK Scorecard, Netherlands vs Pakistan 2022

1st ODI • Hazelaarweg • Rotterdam

Pakistan

314/6 (50)

Netherlands

298/8 (50)

PAK won by 16 runs

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Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam

Pitch

Batting friendly track with some help available for pacers

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Balanced Track

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Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

B Azam

B de Leede

Expert Team 2

B Azam

I Imam-ul-Haq

Venue Details

Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam

1st Innings

167Avg Runs

9Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

161Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

Fantasy Tips Exclusive

Babar Azam (ODI-89 matches-4442 runs-average:59.22-Strike rate:90.24), the World No. 1 batter leads the ICC ODI batters chart. He has been batting in the form of his life with three hundred and two fifties in the six ODI matches this year. He also scored two fifties and a century in the recently concluded Sri Lanka Test series.

Scott Edwards, the Dutch skipper smashed three fifties in three ODI matches against England in June this year. He has scored 692 runs in just 20 ODI innings at an average of 38.44 and a strike rate of 83.47. From behind the wickets he has taken 18 catches and done 3 stumpings in his ODI career.

Logan van Beek, the experienced right-arm pacer has taken 19 wickets in 14 ODI matches at an average of 32.31 and an economy rate of 5.23 so far. In the Netherlands’ last ODI series against England, he scored only 36 runs and managed to take only one wicket in three matches. His form is a major concern for the Netherlands.

Pakistan’s star pacer Shaheen Afridi is a doubt despite recovering from a knee injury. Include him in your fantasy team only if after toss he was announced in playing 11.

Hot Picks: Babar Azam, B de Leede, I Haq

Risky Picks: S Edwards, S Khan, F Zaman

Stay away: A Shafique

Player of the Match Fakhar Zaman

109(109)

PAK s

NED s

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Pakistan s

314/6 (50)

Batters

Fakhar Zaman

109

100.00

runout (Edwards / Leede)

Imam ul Haq

10.53

lbw b Kingma

Babar Azam

87.06

c Cooper b Beek

Mohammad Rizwan

82.35

lbw b Leede

Khushdil Shah

116.67

c Cooper b Beek

Shadab Khan

171.43

Not out

Mohammad Nawaz

44.44

c Kingma b Leede

Agha Salman

168.75

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 5, NB: 1, W: 9)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 6.28)

314/6

Did not Bat

Mohammad Wasim, Haris Rauf, Naseem Shah

Bowlers

EXT

4.89

6.78

6.50

8.90

4.20

4.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Imam ul Haq

lbw b Kingma

1-10

5.6

Babar Azam

c Cooper b Beek

2-178

34.2

Fakhar Zaman

runout (Edwards / Leede)

3-196

36.3

Mohammad Rizwan

lbw b Leede

4-212

39.1

Khushdil Shah

c Cooper b Beek

5-243

43.1

Mohammad Nawaz

c Kingma b Leede

6-266

45.5

Netherlands s

298/8 (50)

Batters

Vikramjit Singh

66.33

lbw b Nawaz

Max O'Dowd

25.00

lbw b Shah

Wesley Barresi

25.00

b Rauf

Bas de Leede

53.33

lbw b Wasim

Tom Cooper

120.37

c Azam b Rauf

Scott Edwards

118.33

Not out

Teja Nidamanuru

71.43

b Shah

Logan van Beek

116.67

c Khushdil Shah b Rauf

Tim Pringle

0.00

lbw b Shah

Aryan Dutt

120.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 5, LB: 13, NB: 5, W: 6)

TOTAL

(50 Ov, RR: 5.96)

298/8

Did not Bat

Vivian Kingma

Bowlers

EXT

6.70

5.10

6.11

4.38

5.22

6.25

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Max O'Dowd

lbw b Shah

1-5

1.2

Wesley Barresi

b Rauf

2-24

4.2

Bas de Leede

lbw b Wasim

3-62

12.2

Tom Cooper

c Azam b Rauf

4-159

30.2

Vikramjit Singh

lbw b Nawaz

5-167

32.1

Teja Nidamanuru

b Shah

6-222

40.2

Logan van Beek

c Khushdil Shah b Rauf

7-280

47.6

Tim Pringle

lbw b Shah

8-280

48.1

Match Info

Date & Time

16 Aug, 02:30 PM IST

Venue

Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam

Match

1st ODI,

Netherlands vs Pakistan 2022

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Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Michael Gough (England), Rizwan Akram (Netherlands), Nitin Bathi (Netherlands, TV)

Referee

Chris Broad (England)

Pitch Report

Batting friendly track with some help available for pacers

Toss

Pakistan elected to bat

0 1 0 2 1wd 1lb 1

Over 47

Runs: 6

1 2 1 1 2 W

Over 48

Runs: 7

W 0 1 2 1 nb 4

Over 49

Runs: 8

0 2 1b 1 4 1

Over 50

Runs: 9

All Overs

Player of the Match Fakhar Zaman

109(109)

Commentary

Right then. That brings us to the end of this contest. The Netherlands continue to give a good account of themselves against the top sides but they can't seem to find a way to get over the finish line. Pakistan have laid down the early marker for this series and will be looking to seal the deal in the second ODI, which will be played in a couple of times. That's been all from the duo of Pradeep and Pratyush. Ta-ta!

Babar Azam: Definitely relieved. We played good cricket but so did Netherlands. (Fakhar Zaman's ton) It was a lovely century. The wicket was two-paced and he took a bit of time but with partnerships, we did well to post that target. (Bowling unit) We are trying to get better and better in every game. I love to play here. It's challenging conditions, so I can take my time and build on the innings later.

Scott Edwards: We're getting ourselves in positions to win games but not taking our chances is costing us. Fakhar made us pay today and it proved to be too much in the end. The surface suits us well. We batted pretty well but the 8 overs that cost us around 115 runs proved to be the difference. We've improved throughout the summer and feel like we're getting there. He's (de Leede) a quality cricketer and can't see what he does for us in the future.

Fakhar Zaman has been awarded the Player of the Match for his splendid century that set up this win for Pakistan!

Fakhar Zaman: To be honest, it was my lucky day, it wasn't that easy to bat on that surface. They bowled really well with the new ball, in those seaming conditions, we should've done better with the ball but credit goes to Dutch for the way they bowled. (About getting stung by a bee) I'm totally fine, I felt it but after a couple of deliveries, I was fine. At that time, we were just surviving, we had wickets in hand and went after the bowling. Exactly, I always enjoy batting with Babar, at the other end he makes life easier.

Pakistan won by 16 runs

Fakhar Zaman - 109 (109) | Naseem Shah - 3/51
Scott Edwards 71 * (60) | Bas de Leede - 2/42

A matter of so close but yet so far, again for the Netherlands side. Chasing a total of over 300 is never an easy task for any team and the Netherlands couldn't climb that mountain either. After Fakhar Zaman's century carried his side to a respectable total, the Pakistan bowlers made sure they put their hands up to finish off the task

Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf started off in blistering fashion before Mohammad Wasim joined in on the action. The pacers shared 7 of the 8 wickets taken by their side, breaking the backbone of this Dutch innings with early breakthroughs.

Vikramjit Singh hung in there but chewed up plenty of dot balls in the middle, which didn't help his cause in hindsight. The spinners tightened things up in the middle to add to the left-hander's misery, especially Nawaz, who was exceptionally economical for his eight overs.

However, Tom Cooper did brilliantly to keep the scoreboard ticking from the other end got a solid 97-run stand together before being dismissed by Rauf. Vikramjit followed soon after, derailing this Dutch run chase at a crucial time.

Scott Edwards wasn't ready to throw in the towel though, breezing his way to a eighth half-century of the year. With not enough support left from the other end, the captain had too much to do in the end, falling agonizingly short of the target again.

It was the pacers party that had a top outing for the visitors. Nawaz's spell against Vikramjit might have turned out to be the difference between the two sides, despite Rauf and Wasim being a touch expensive. Job well done for Pakistan.

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overs

298 /8 score

runs

Scott Edwards *

71 (60)

Aryan Dutt

6 (5)

Haris Rauf

3 /67

49.6 Haris Rauf to Scott Edwards, THAT'S IT! Pakistan won the game quite comfortably in the end as they go 1-0 in the ODI series. Back of a length and down the leg-side, Edwards helps it down to fine-leg for one. Dutch should be mighty impressed with this effort but once again they've come close and not cross the line will hurt them.

49.5 Haris Rauf to Scott Edwards, FOUR MORE! That is beautifully played by Edwards. Change of pace, he gets into position and just helps it along towards long-leg, two fielders come around and makes a meal of it, picks up a boundary.

49.4 Haris Rauf to Aryan Dutt, length delivery on the leg-stump, Dutt backs away to hoick but mistimes it down the ground to long-on for just a single.

49.3 Haris Rauf to Scott Edwards, pace off again, Edwards too early into the heave as he hangs back and misses, bad bounce for Rizwan and they sneak in a bye.

49.2 Haris Rauf to Scott Edwards, short with pace this time on the stumps, Edwards mistimes the pull over square-leg, they scamper through for a brace.

49.1 Haris Rauf to Scott Edwards, takes all the pace off on the fourth stump, Edwards down on one knee to hoick but makes no connection.

Tremendous spell of bowling from Naseem Shah. He's overstepped on a few occasions but he's made sure those free-hits don't go the distance. That final free his costs him four though! Netherlands need 26 runs off the final over!

overs

284 /8 score

runs

Scott Edwards

64 (55)

Aryan Dutt *

1 (3)

Naseem Shah

3 /46

48.6 Naseem Shah to Aryan Dutt, FOUR! Takes the pace off, short on the outside off, Dutt hangs back and gives everything to it and smashes it to deep extra-cover, beats the diving sweeper and picks up a boundary to finish the over.

48.6 Naseem Shah to Aryan Dutt, OH! Misses out another wicket, searing yorker on the stumps, Dutt plays it really well, hangs back and jams his bat to block. Naseem oversteps again, another NO-BALL has been signaled.

48.5 Naseem Shah to Scott Edwards, change of pace again, back of a length on the outside off, Edwards dabs it down to third-man for another single.

48.4 Naseem Shah to Scott Edwards, gets into position early, swipes the back of a length delivery past the diving short fine-leg fielder and they sprint back for a brace.

48.3 Naseem Shah to Aryan Dutt, back of a length on the middle and off, Dutt on the backfoot swipes it past square-leg for a single.

48.2 Naseem Shah to Aryan Dutt, full and straight again but Dutt plays it well, gets behind and neatly clipped it to short mid-wicket fielder for no run.