IND vs NED World Cup 2023: Netherlands Made Major Changes in The Team Before The WC Match With India. The Netherlands have made changes to their team ahead of their last match against India in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup on Sunday.
Cross was Included in The Playing XI For The Last Match Of The Tournament:-
Fast bowler Ryan Klein has been omitted from the 15-player squad due to a back injury, while young batsman Noah Croes has been included in the playing XI for the last match of the tournament.
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The change was approved by the Tournament Event Technical Committee on Thursday, meaning Croes can play against Invincible India in Bengaluru on Sunday.
The 23-Year-Old Player Was Successful in Scoring Only Seven Runs Against Sri Lanka:-
Croes has played just one ODI for his country, with his only appearance coming in the final of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier in July when the 23-year-old managed to score just seven runs against Sri Lanka.
Klein has appeared once for the Netherlands in the current tournament, his only attempt coming against New Zealand in Hyderabad when he failed to take any wicket in seven overs.
While the Netherlands are out of contention to reach the World Cup semi-finals, a win over India could propel them into one of the eight qualifying spots for the 2025 ICC Champions Trophy event in Pakistan.
The Netherlands Team Has Played A Total Of Eight Matches:-
The Netherlands team is out of the World Cup race. His next match against India is merely a formal match. After 40 matches of the tournament, the Netherlands team has played a total of eight matches.
Meanwhile, they have won two matches, while they have faced defeat in six matches. In the point-table, he is at the lowest position with four points (-1.635).
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Netherlands squad: 1. Scott Edwards (captain), 2. Max O’Dowd, 3. Bas de Leede, 4. Vikram Singh, 5. Teja Nidamanuru, 6. Paul van Meekeren, 7. Colin Ackerman, 8. Roelof van der Merwe, 9. Logan van Beek, 10. Aryan Dutt, 11. Noah Croes, 12. Wesley Barresi, 13. Saqib. Zulfikar, 14. Shariz Ahmed, 15. Sybrand Engelbrecht.
