West Indies vs Netherlands स्कोरकार्ड, 3rd ODI, Netherlands vs West Indies 2022

West Indies have won each of their four previous men’s ODIs against the Netherlands, their joint-most against any team in the format without losing (also W4 v Canada).

The Netherlands have lost their last eight men’s ODIs in succession; the last time they went on a longer losing run in the format was a 10-match span from August 2010 to June 2011.

West Indies have won each of their last two men’s ODIs, after winning only one of their six matches prior in the format in 2022 (L5).

The Netherlands have won only one of their last 10 men’s ODIs at the VRA Ground (T1, L8), a 55-run win against Nepal (1 August 2018); they have lost three consecutive such fixtures since then.

The West Indies have hit 120 sixes in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the most by any Test playing country in that time and one of three to have hit 100+ (India – 114 and South Africa – 106).

The West Indies have a batting strike rate of 80.7 in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the second lowest of any Test-playing country in that time (Ireland – 79.7).

Scott Edwards (20 – 17 catches, 3 stumpings) is two away from recording the second most dismissals as wicketkeeper for the Netherlands in men’s ODIs (Wesley Barresi – 21); Edwards has logged at least one dismissal in six of his last seven ODI innings.

Shai Hope (11) is one away from recording the outright fourth most hundreds for West Indies in men’s ODIs (also Sir Gordon Greenidge – 11, Sir Viv Richards – 11 and Shivnarine Chanderpaul – 11).

Pieter Seelaar (55) is one scalp away from becoming the outright second highest wicket taker for the Netherlands in men’s ODIs (also Ryan ten Doeschate – 55); although, Seelaar has taken only one wicket across his last 10 ODI bowling innings.

Alzarri Joseph (West Indies) has bowled 769 dot balls in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the most by any player from a Test playing country in that time.