Netherlands Thrash USA by 102 Runs in Dominant Display

Netherlands Thrash USA by 102 Runs in Dominant Display

SV Kampong Cricket, Utrecht — Netherlands put on a powerful performance to defeat the USA by 102 runs in the third match of the T20I Tri-series in the Netherlands. Scott Edwards was the star of the show, leading the Dutch charge with a blistering 81 off 40 balls, propelling the home side to a formidable total of 217/5. The USA struggled in reply, managing only 115 before being bowled out in 15.4 overs.

The Netherlands got off to a flying start, with Max O’Dowd and Michael Levitt setting the tone with an explosive 77-run opening stand. Levitt continued his fine form, smashing 68 off 34 balls before falling to Harmeet Singh. Captain Scott Edwards then took charge, playing a captain’s knock of 81 from just 40 deliveries, studded with 4 fours and 4 sixes. The USA bowlers found it difficult to contain the Dutch batters, with Shadley van Schalkwyk being the pick of the bowlers with 3/35.

Chasing 218, the USA got off to a shaky start, losing their top three batters inside five overs. Aaron Jones and Shayan Jahangir offered some resistance, but wickets fell at regular intervals. Vikramjit Singh and Zach Lion-Cachet took three and two wickets, respectively, as the Netherlands bowlers dismantled the USA batting lineup. The USA was eventually bowled out for 115, giving the Netherlands a comprehensive victory.

Brief Scores:

Netherlands: 217/5 in 20 overs (Scott Edwards 81*, Michael Levitt 68; Shadley van Schalkwyk 3/35)

USA: 115 all out in 15.4 overs (Aaron Jones 34, Shayan Jahangir 37; Vikramjit Singh 3/16, Kyle Klein 2/11)

Result: Netherlands won by 102 runs.

Player of the Match: Scott Edwards (81* off 40 balls)

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