Netherlands vs Bangladesh ICC World Cup full Highlights Video, Match Report, Scorecard

ICC World Cup 2011, 32nd Match, Group B: Netherlands vs Bangladesh Played at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong 14th March 2011 full Highlights Video, Match Report and Scorecard.

Bangladesh built on their victory over England in emphatic style as they claimed a six-wicket victory over the Netherlands in Chittagong on Monday.

Netherlands vs Bangladesh Cricket World Cup Match Report
With Group B still wide open in terms of play-off qualification, Bangladesh need to win this fixture and their next game against South Africa to ensure their place in the last eight.

Having done the hard work with the ball, it appeared for a moment that the home crowd were in for a disappointing afternoon when explosive opener Tamim Iqbal fell to Mudassar Bukhari in the first over.

Imrul Kayes reaches 50, Bangladesh v Netherlands.

Iqbal pushed forward and got an inside edge back onto his thigh which in turn sent the ball in the direction of the stumps. If the Dutch weren’t pumped up before the innings started they certainly where after that.

However, their joy was short lived, with Junaid Siddique joining Imrul Kayes at the crease, a partnership that all but saw the home side to the finish line.
Choosing initially to consolidate before upping the run rate, the duo’s partnership of 92 was Bangladesh’s highest for the second wicket in a World Cup.

The Netherlands persisted manfully; their fielding was for the most part outstanding and while the bowling may not have been penetrative it was not completely wasteful either.

It was skipper Peter Borren who eventually broke the second-wicket stand, with Siddique playing a lazy slap straight to short extra cover.

On his return to the side Shahriar Nafees was scratchy at first but found his stride and provided competent support to Kayes although he will be disappointed to have been dismissed just ten runs short of victory.

It was Kayes that was the star of the show though, notching up his second consecutive fifty to guide Bangladesh to a vital victory.

Earlier, having won the toss and decided to bat first, the Dutch were under the cosh from the outset. The Bangladeshi new ball pairing of seamer Shafiul Islam and spinner Abdur Razzak frugal in the opening exchanges, indeed 92 off the first 136 balls were dot balls.

At the top of the order Eric Szwarczynski (28) and Wesley Barresi (10) struggled throughout and it came as no surprise when Barresi was trapped in front by Shakib Al Hasan.

In an attempt to up the scoring rate Mudassar Bukhari (6) was sent up the order but one lusty blow aside the experiment was a failure, with Bukhari becoming the first of Razzak’s three victims.

Szwarczynski was next to go, and his dismissal was one of four disappointing run outs. It is one thing to be subdued by good bowling, but the Dutch will feel on too many occasions they were architects of their own downfall.

Undoubtedly the Netherlands’ best batsmen, Ryan ten Doeschate (53 not out) was forced to watch in frustration as one partner after another fell just as partnerships were beginning to form. First Tom Cooper (29) was run out and then Alexi Kervezee (18) threw his wicket away playing one shot too many when the Bangladeshis had been held at bay for a period.

The lower order provided little resistance and it was left to ten Doeschate to mount a late surge which he did with some success before running out of partners.

South Africa will certainly provide the hosts a sterner test when they meet on Saturday, but Bangladesh have taken an invaluable first step towards ensuring their place in the quarter-finals.

Netherlands vs Bangladesh Cricket World Cup Scores

Bangladesh won by 6 wickets (with 52 balls remaining)

	Netherlands innings (50 overs maximum)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	ES Szwarczynski	run out (Shakib Al Hasan)	28	87	63	0	1	44.44
	22.5 Shakib Al Hasan to Cooper, more action, this time a wicket, in the most unfortunate of manners, it was a full toss hit hard down the track, Shakib got a hand to it, and it rolled on to the stumps, the non-striker was watching all the action unfold calmly, but from a foot outside the crease, and has to walk back now 66/3
	W Barresi†	lbw b Shakib Al Hasan	10	30	29	1	0	34.48
	9.1 85.6 kph, Shakib gets the breakthrough, strikes him on the pads as he pushed forward, playing outside the line for the turn, it went straight on, and umpire Tucker thought that was hitting the stumps after Shakib went down imploring on his knee, Netherlands think about a review, but decide against it 28/1
	Mudassar Bukhari	c †Mushfiqur Rahim b Abdur Razzak	6	13	13	1	0	46.15
	12.2 82.0 kph, Razzak strikes, Bukhari went down on a knee and looked to swing it over midwicket thinking it would slide on with the angle, this one turned away from middle stump, and his swipe went high in the air, Rahim had already settled under it, and took it calmly in the end 37/2
	TLW Cooper	run out (†Mushfiqur Rahim/Shakib Al Hasan)	29	48	41	2	0	70.73
	25.1 from Suhrawadi Shuvo, what a waste of a wicket, but what nifty work from Rahim, it was cut away hard off the back foot but point got quickly to his right, even as the batsmen hesitated for a moment, he fired in the throw which was way outside the crease, but Rahim took it cleanly low to his left and then lobbed it back on to the stumps to catch the batsman comfortably short of his ground, no need for the third umpire 79/4
	RN ten Doeschate	not out	53	103	71	2	1	74.64
	AN Kervezee	st †Mushfiqur Rahim b Suhrawadi Shuvo	18	29	24	2	0	75.00
	33.3 81.0 kph, no need of a replay this time, that attempt at breaking free, takes two steps down the crease, it is fired in even as he goes down on a knee to slog it over midwicket, the ball turned past the swipe, and Rahim completed the comfortable stumping, no problems at all 113/5
	TN de Grooth	lbw b Abdur Razzak	4	16	15	0	0	26.66
	37.1 83.2 kph, goes for the sweep to a flat and straight one on the stumps, misses and is hit on the pads, looked pretty okay, umpire Tucker thought so, Netherlands go for the review, that is taking out middle, de Grooth gone, and a review too 127/6
	AF Buurman	c Imrul Kayes b Abdur Razzak	0	1	2	0	0	0.00
	37.3 and another one, softest dismissal for quite a while I must say, takes this full delivery from middle stump, and flicks it right in to the hands of short midwicket, who himself looks surprised but takes the dolly easily, too bad he didn't say 'thank you' 127/7
	PW Borren*	run out (†Mushfiqur Rahim/Suhrawadi Shuvo)	3	11	9	0	0	33.33
	40.3 Shakib Al Hasan to ten Doeschate, Shuvo charges in from point, dives forward and lobs the ball under-arm to Rahim who takes off the bails and finds Borren just short of his ground even after a despairing dive, they were attempting the quick single but took on the wrong man 139/8
	PM Seelaar	lbw b Rubel Hossain	0	8	6	0	0	0.00
	42.6 134.9 kph, and Rubel ends Seelaar's stone-walling, he got too far across to a fuller one and looked to waft across the line, missed completely, pad got in the way of the ball that was headed for leg stump, and he is sent back on his way 141/9
	Adeel Raja	run out (Shafiul Islam/Shahriar Nafees)	0	17	5	0	0	0.00
	46.2 Shafiul Islam to ten Doeschate, Razzak is relieved, Netherlands' self-destruction ends with Tendo getting stranded, a drive off a fuller delivery that goes towards extra cover, Raja had taken off for the single, and had no chance for coming back, the fielder took ages to get the ball to the bowler, he could afford to with Raja stranded miles at sea, and Shafiul calmly took off the bails, got to feel for Tendo, 22 deliveries left unused, what a shame 160/10
	Extras	(lb 9)	9
	Total	(all out; 46.2 overs)	160	(3.45 runs per over)

Fall of wickets1-28 (Barresi, 9.1 ov), 2-37 (Mudassar Bukhari, 12.2 ov), 3-66 (Szwarczynski, 22.5 ov), 4-79 (Cooper, 25.1 ov), 5-113 (Kervezee, 33.3 ov), 6-127 (de Grooth, 37.1 ov), 7-127 (Buurman, 37.3 ov), 8-139 (Borren, 40.3 ov), 9-141 (Seelaar, 42.6 ov), 10-160 (Adeel Raja, 46.2 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	Shafiul Islam	9.2	3	15	0	1.60
	Abdur Razzak	10	2	29	3	2.90
	12.2 to Mudassar Bukhari, 82.0 kph, Razzak strikes, Bukhari went down on a knee and looked to swing it over midwicket thinking it would slide on with the angle, this one turned away from middle stump, and his swipe went high in the air, Rahim had already settled under it, and took it calmly in the end 37/2 37.1 to de Grooth, 83.2 kph, goes for the sweep to a flat and straight one on the stumps, misses and is hit on the pads, looked pretty okay, umpire Tucker thought so, Netherlands go for the review, that is taking out middle, de Grooth gone, and a review too 127/6 37.3 to Buurman, and another one, softest dismissal for quite a while I must say, takes this full delivery from middle stump, and flicks it right in to the hands of short midwicket, who himself looks surprised but takes the dolly easily, too bad he didn't say 'thank you' 127/7
	Shakib Al Hasan	8	0	38	1	4.75
	9.1 to Barresi, 85.6 kph, Shakib gets the breakthrough, strikes him on the pads as he pushed forward, playing outside the line for the turn, it went straight on, and umpire Tucker thought that was hitting the stumps after Shakib went down imploring on his knee, Netherlands think about a review, but decide against it 28/1
	Rubel Hossain	9	0	36	1	4.00
	42.6 to Seelaar, 134.9 kph, and Rubel ends Seelaar's stone-walling, he got too far across to a fuller one and looked to waft across the line, missed completely, pad got in the way of the ball that was headed for leg stump, and he is sent back on his way 141/9
	Suhrawadi Shuvo	10	1	33	1	3.30
	33.3 to Kervezee, 81.0 kph, no need of a replay this time, that attempt at breaking free, takes two steps down the crease, it is fired in even as he goes down on a knee to slog it over midwicket, the ball turned past the swipe, and Rahim completed the comfortable stumping, no problems at all 113/5

	Bangladesh innings (target: 161 runs from 50 overs)		R	M	B	4s	6s	SR
	Tamim Iqbal	b Mudassar Bukhari	0	1	4	0	0	0.00
	0.4 131.4 kph, Bukhari's struck in the first over, around a good length on the off, appeared to nip back in, Tamim was pushing through the line, got an inside edge onto the thighs and then onto the off stump. There's no controlling Bukhari, he's pumped 0/1
	Imrul Kayes	not out	73	167	113	6	0	64.60
	Junaid Siddique	c Seelaar b Borren	35	91	53	4	0	66.03
	20.5 a tame dismissal there, that was short and wide, had all the time in the world to hit it anywhere he wanted, instead it slapped it straight to extra cover where Seelaar made no mistake 92/2
	Shahriar Nafees	b Cooper	37	56	60	4	0	61.66
	35.5 84.4 kph, bowled round his legs, it's tossed up on leg stump, tries to sweep it fine again but misses, it turns in to take out leg stump 151/3
	Shakib Al Hasan*	c ten Doeschate b Cooper	1	5	7	0	0	14.28
	37.4 75.7 kph, Shakib has to go because ten Doeschate has taken an excellent catch at cover, was tossed up, he tried to loft that inside out over extra cover, didn't time it well at all, ten Doeschate ran back not taking his eyes off for a moment, dived full stretch and clasped it 153/4
	Mushfiqur Rahim†	not out	11	10	12	1	1	91.66
	Extras	(b 2, lb 3, w 3, nb 1)	9
	Total	(4 wickets; 41.2 overs; 167 mins)	166	(4.01 runs per over)

Did not bat Mahmudullah, Suhrawadi Shuvo, Abdur Razzak, Shafiul Islam, Rubel Hossain

Fall of wickets1-0 (Tamim Iqbal, 0.4 ov), 2-92 (Junaid Siddique, 20.5 ov), 3-151 (Shahriar Nafees, 35.5 ov), 4-153 (Shakib Al Hasan, 37.4 ov)

	Bowling	O	M	R	W	Econ
	Mudassar Bukhari	6	2	14	1	2.33
	0.4 to Tamim Iqbal, 131.4 kph, Bukhari's struck in the first over, around a good length on the off, appeared to nip back in, Tamim was pushing through the line, got an inside edge onto the thighs and then onto the off stump. There's no controlling Bukhari, he's pumped 0/1
	Adeel Raja	7	0	31	0	4.42
	RN ten Doeschate	6	1	30	0	5.00	(1nb, 3w)
	PM Seelaar	10	1	25	0	2.50
	PW Borren	5	0	28	1	5.60
	20.5 to Junaid Siddique, a tame dismissal there, that was short and wide, had all the time in the world to hit it anywhere he wanted, instead it slapped it straight to extra cover where Seelaar made no mistake 92/2
	TLW Cooper	7.2	2	33	2	4.50
	35.5 to Shahriar Nafees, 84.4 kph, bowled round his legs, it's tossed up on leg stump, tries to sweep it fine again but misses, it turns in to take out leg stump 151/3 37.4 to Shakib Al Hasan, 75.7 kph, Shakib has to go because ten Doeschate has taken an excellent catch at cover, was tossed up, he tried to loft that inside out over extra cover, didn't time it well at all, ten Doeschate ran back not taking his eyes off for a moment, dived full stretch and clasped it 153/4

Toss Netherlands, who chose to bat
Points Bangladesh 2, Netherlands 0
Player of the match Imrul Kayes (Bangladesh)

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