Following his side’s 38-run prevail upon South Africa in their ICC Cricket World Cup match, Netherlands chief Scott Edwards said that he is glad for the group for their triumph and came into the competition going for the gold at the elimination rounds. A three-wicket pull by Logan van Beek, 50 years by captain Scott Edwards and an overall show by Roelof van der Merwe assisted the Netherlands with beating South Africa at Dharamshala, two days after Afghanistan caused an agitated about overcoming Britain.
“Ideally a couple of more [wins] to come. Over the last several games, an excessive number of our center request players were being out before the finish of the game, so I needed to take it profound and trust two or three people around me chip in and we were sufficiently fortunate to get that score eventually. Roelof van der Merwe is great amusing to bat with, he runs hard and hits into a few bizarre regions which is great enjoyable to watch from the opposite end. I just got him (Aryan Dutt) protesting and he was clearing the ropes, he has the ability and it is by and large present to see this evening. I’m glad for the gathering. We came into the competition where we needed to get an opportunity in the semi-finals and on the off chance that you want to do that you must overtake groups and South Africa is one of the top picks the manner in which they are playing, so it is a decent success for us,” expressed Edwards in the post-match show.
Coming to the match, South Africa put Netherlands to bat first, diminishing them to 112/6. Be that as it may, thumps from Edwards and his quickfire organizations with Roelef van der Merwe (29 out of 19 balls with three fours and a six) and Aryan Dutt (23 out of nine balls with three sixes) assisted Netherlands with arriving at a sum of 245/8 out of 43 overs. The match was sliced to 43 overs for each side because of downpour.
Marco Jansen (2/28), Kagiso Rabada (2/56) and Lungi Ngidi (2/56) were the primary strikers in South African bowling. Gerald Coetzee and Keshav Maharaj got a wicket each.
In the pursuit of 246, Proteas lost wickets at customary spans. Notwithstanding battling thumps from David Mill operator (43 out of 52 balls, with four limits and a six), Keshav Maharaj (40 out of 37 balls with five fours and a six), Heinrich Klaasen (28) and Gerald Coetzee (22) in the center/lower request, SA was packaged out for 207 in 42.5 overs.
Logan Van Beek (3/60) was the pick of the bowlers for the Netherlands. Roelef van der Merwe, Bas De Leede and Paul Van Meekeran likewise took two wickets. Colin Ackermann got one wicket.
South Africa are presently at the third spot with two successes and a misfortune and four focuses. The Netherlands are 10th with a success, two misfortunes.
