England vs Netherlands स्कोरकार्ड, 1st ODI, Netherlands vs England 2022

England have won all their three men’s ODI matches against Netherlands, both teams will play each other for the first time in this format since 2011.

Netherlands have lost their last nine men’s ODI matches, the last time they lost more matches in a row was between August 2010 and June 2011 (10 matches).

England have won their last five men’s ODI matches, the last time they won more matches in a row was May 2019 (6 matches).

England have failed to register a win in any of their last three multigame bilateral men’s ODI series away from home (D2 L1), however, they had won all four of their such series prior to this run.

Netherlands have won only four of their 16 men’s ODI matches at the VRA Ground, Amstelveen, they have win percentage of 25%, the poorest at any of their home venues where they have played a minimum of three matches.

Since the beginning of 2019, no team have scored more percentage of their runs from boundaries in men’s ODI cricket than England, 52% of their runs have come from boundaries.

Since the beginning of 2020, no team have a better batting dot ball percentage during powerplay in men’s ODI matches than England; at 62% they are on par with India in the format.

Netherlands skipper Pieter Seelar needs three more to become the leading wicket taker for his country in men’s ODI cricket, he has taken three or more wickets eight times in a match in this format.

Scott Edwards (21 – 18 catches, 3 stumpings) is one away from becoming the wicketkeeper with the outright second most dismissals for the Netherlands in men’s ODIs (Wesley Barresi – 21), only Jeroen Smits (48) has more dismissals than the duo; Edwards has logged at least one dismissal in seven of his last eight ODI innings.

Eoin Morgan needs 43 runs to become the first batter to register 7,000 runs for England in men’s ODI cricket, he scored an unbeaten half-century (75*) is his last innings in the format against Sri Lanka.