England vs Netherlands स्कोरकार्ड, 3rd ODI, Netherlands vs England 2022

England have a 100% win percentage in men’s ODIs against the Netherlands (5/5); it’s the most matches they have played against any opposition in the format without losing.

The Netherlands have lost their last 11 men’s ODIs in succession; a 12th consecutive defeat in this match would see them equal their longest losing run in the format (L12 – February 1996 to February 2003).

England have won their last seven men’s ODIs on the bounce; the last time they enjoyed a longer winning run in the format was an eight-match span from January to May in 2017.

The Netherlands have won four of their 18 men’s ODIs at the VRA Ground (T1, L13); it’s their third most victories at any venue in the format (W6 – Hazelaarweg and W5 – Senwes Park).

England have a batting strike rate of 104.7 in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the best of any Test playing country in that time and the only side with a rate of 100 or greater (India – 99.6).

England have a bowling average of 20.2 during the powerplay in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the best of any Test playing country during that period.

Tom Cooper (1,016) is 82 away from becoming the third all time leading run scorer for the Netherlands in men’s ODIs (Bas Zuiderent – 1,097); he has an ODI batting average of 53.5 in the Netherlands, the second best of any player with at least four innings in the country (Ryan ten Doeschate – 68.8).

Scott Edwards (21 – 18 catches, 3 stumpings) is one away from recording the outright second most dismissals by a wicketkeeper for the Netherlands in men’s ODIs (also Wesley Barresi – 21); however, he has not logged any in each of his last two ODI innings after making at least one in seven of his eight innings prior.

Eoin Morgan (6,957) is 43 away from becoming the first player to score 7,000 runs for England in men’s ODIs; although, he has been dismissed for 0 runs in each of his last two ODI innings against the Netherlands after scoring 50+ in his only two innings against them prior in the format.

Jason Roy (9) is one away from becoming the sixth player to record 10 centuries for England in men’s ODIs; he has scored 78% of his runs from boundaries in this multigame bilateral ODI series against the Netherlands, the second highest rate of any player to face at least 10 balls (Liam Livingstone – 86%).