Namibia vs Netherlands highlights, T20 World Cup 2021: Namibia beat Netherlands by 6 wickets
THE TIMES OF INDIA | Oct 20, 2021, 19:45:10 IST
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Namibia vs Netherlands highlights, T20 World Cup 2021: Namibia beat Netherlands by 6 wickets

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15:45 (IST) Oct 20
0
Overs3.3
Score24 - 0

Jan Frylinck to Stephan Myburgh, Good-length ball, on off. Stephan Myburgh looks to cut hard but he gets the inner half of the bat and the ball goes to cover.

15:44 (IST) Oct 20
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Overs3.2
Score24 - 0

Jan Frylinck to Stephan Myburgh, Back of a length, outside off. Stephan Myburgh pushes it to cover off the back foot.

15:44 (IST) Oct 20
0
Overs3.1
Score24 - 0

Jan Frylinck to Stephan Myburgh, Good-length ball, down leg. Stephan Myburgh misses his flick and gets hit high on his pads.

15:44 (IST) Oct 20

Change. Jan Frylinck comes in the attack.

15:42 (IST) Oct 20
0
Overs2.6
Score24 - 0

Ruben Trumpelmann to Max O'Dowd, Short of a length, on off. Max O'Dowd blocks it off the back foot.

15:42 (IST) Oct 20
0
Overs2.5
Score24 - 0

Ruben Trumpelmann to Max O'Dowd, Full ball, outside off. Max O'Dowd drives hard but finds the mid off fielder.

15:41 (IST) Oct 20
4
Overs2.4
Score24 - 0

Ruben Trumpelmann to Max O'Dowd, FOUR! Good use of the feet! Length ball, around off. Max O'Dowd advances down and lofts it over mid off for a boundary now.

15:41 (IST) Oct 20
6
Overs2.3
Score20 - 0

Ruben Trumpelmann to Max O'Dowd, SIX! BANG! Short ball, down leg. Max O'Dowd rocks back and pulls it over deep square leg for a maximum!

15:40 (IST) Oct 20
0
Overs2.2
Score14 - 0

Ruben Trumpelmann to Max O'Dowd, Back of a length, just outside off. Max O'Dowd stays back and pushes it to backward point.

15:40 (IST) Oct 20
0
Overs2.1
Score14 - 0

Ruben Trumpelmann to Max O'Dowd, Length ball, on off. Max O'Dowd blocks it towards cover-point.

15:40 (IST) Oct 20

Change. Ruben Trumpelmann comes on now.

15:38 (IST) Oct 20
0
Overs1.6
Score14 - 0

David Wiese to Stephan Myburgh, Well bowled! Good-length ball, shaping away, around off. Stephan Myburgh looks to defend but the ball zips past his outside edge.

15:36 (IST) Oct 20

Who will start from the other end? David Wiese it is.

15:31 (IST) Oct 20

We are set for the action. The players walk out for the national anthems. First, the national of Netherlands is played, followed by the one of Namibia. The anthems are done and the players have taken the field. Stephan Myburgh and Max O'Dowd walk out to bat. Bernard Scholtz is set to start with the ball.

15:25 (IST) Oct 20
Netherlands Playing XI
Max ODowd, Stephan Myburgh, Bas de Leede, Colin Ackermann, Ryan ten Doeschate, Scott Edwards(w), Roelof van der Merwe, Pieter Seelaar(c), Logan van Beek, Timm van der Gugten, Fred Klaassen
15:25 (IST) Oct 20
Namibia Playing XI
Stephan Baard, Zane Green (wk), Craig Williams, Gerhard Erasmus (c), David Wiese, JJ Smit, Michael van Lingen, Jan Frylinck, Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Ruben Trumpelmann, Bernard Scholtz
15:24 (IST) Oct 20

We need to put some runs on the board and put them under pressure. Today is an important day for us. Ben Cooper is out and Myburgh comes in. Timm van der Gugten comes in as well.

Netherlands captain Pieter Seelaar at the toss

15:24 (IST) Oct 20

Namibia (Playing XI) - Stephan Baard, Zane Green (WK), Craig Williams, Gerhard Erasmus (C), David Wiese, JJ Smit, Jan Frylinck, Michael Van Lingen (In for Pikky Ya France), Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Ruben Trumpelmann, Bernard Scholtz.

15:23 (IST) Oct 20

We are going to have a bowl. It was tough batting first. We need to take the positives from the first game, we need to stay in the battle a bit longer today. The dew factor did play in the last game. We are playing two off-spinners. Michael van Lingen comes in for Pikky Ya France.

Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus at the toss

15:15 (IST) Oct 20

Russel Arnold is down for the pitch report. He says that the pitch is nice and hard. Adds that 155 would be the par score on this wicket. Ian Bishop says that when Sri Lanka played here, their spinners targeted the stumps and maybe that is the way to go on this pitch.