England vs Netherlands स्कोरकार्ड, 2nd ODI, Netherlands vs England 2022

England have won all their four men’s ODI matches against Netherlands including the first match of this series where they beat the home team by 232 runs, it is England’s second largest victory in terms of runs in the format (they beat Australia by 242 runs during June 2018).

Netherlands have lost their last 10 men’s ODI matches, the last time they lost more matches in a row was between February 1996 and February 2003 (12 matches).

England have won their last six men’s ODI matches, the last time they won more matches in a row was between September 2017 and January 2018 (7 matches).

England have a chance to register their third consecutive multigame bilateral men’s ODI series win, it will be their first such run since October 2018 when they had won nine consecutive multigame bilateral men’s ODI series.

England registered a batting strike rate of 165 during their last match against Netherlands, the last time they registered a strike rate of above 150 was against Australia (159) at Trent Bridge in June 2018.

England registered a batting dot ball percentage of just 32% during their innings of 498 during the first ODI of this series, it is their best rate in this format since registering 27% against India during September 2011.

Jos Buttler’s (England) century from 47 balls during the first ODI match of this series was the second fastest 100 by an England player, he holds the record for the fastest 100 for any player from his country (46 balls against Pakistan on 20 November 2015).

Liam Livingstone’s half-century of 17 balls against Netherlands during the first ODI is the second fastest half-century by any player, there are three other players who have reached the figure from the same number of balls.

Eoin Morgan (England) register a first ball duck during the first match of this series against Netherlands, this happened to be his first golden duck in the format since September 2017 against West Indies.

Netherlands skipper Pieter Seelaar (57) needs one more to become the outright leading wicket taker for his country in men’s ODI cricket, he took two of the four wickets during the first ODI against England.