England vs Netherlands Highlights, World Cup 2023: England wins by 160 runs to stay in hunt for Champions Trophy

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England finally breaks the losing streak in the World Cup and gets to four points in the World Cup. With it, it rises to the 7th place in the points table. The loss takes away the smallest of mathematical possibility from the Netherlands to advance to the semifinals.

England will now gear up for its next match against Pakistan. A win for the Three Lions will seal their place in the Champions Trophy while Pakistan will have its semifinals hopes pinned on the outcome of the match. For Netherlands, it is the home team India that awaits in Bengaluru.

Nidamanuru uses the short length from Rashid to pull him through mid wicket for FOUR.Aryan Dutt is castled! A googly for the right hander which passes through the gate and crashes into the off stump. Paul van Meekeren unleashes a sweep on his first delivery. Gets a boundary. STUMPED! Van Meekeren comes out of the crease against Moeen but misses it. Buttler does the rest.

Logan van Beek departs! His attempted sweep shot takes a top edge and flies to fine leg. Adil Rashid gets his second wicket. Moeen Ali gets Roelof van der Merwe caught at short third man. Netherlands is falling like nine pins.

Edwards tries to sweep from outside off twice in Adil Rashid’s over but cannot get a clean connection. Six runs from the over. Edwards misses a reverse sweep in the next over from Moeen. WICKET! Edwards dances down the track and looks to clear the mid off fielder. ends up slicing and offering a simple catch. Logan van Beek starts his stay with a paddle sweep for two runs.

Two boundaries for Scott Edwards in Gus Atkinson’s over. SIX runs for Nidamanuru off Moeen Ali. He gets down on one knee and lofts it inside out.

Another massive hit from Nidamanuru for SIX! He picks this half tracker early and pulls it over deep square. Just three runs from Rashid’s next over.

Nidamanuru is dropped at mid on by David Willey in Gus Atkinson’s over. A tough chance as the fielder was running back. In Adil Rashid’s next over, Nidamanuru goes over the long on boundary to collect SIX runs.

Bas de Leede is bowled as he looks to cut off the backfoot after making room outside off. But this one is much quicker from Rashid and the ball also skids through as de Leede gets an inside edge onto his pads, and eventually onto his stumps. Just the previous ball, de Leede cut one late off a similar delivery to the third-man fence. Nidamanuru is the new man in and starts off with a boundary, cutting a googly behind point. Edwards ends the over with a six over deep midwicket.

Bas de Leede is the new man in and is immediately tested by Rashid’s leg-spin. After four dot balls on the trot, he manages a drive to long-off for a single and ends the over.

Willey returns to the attack and gets Sybrand to miscue a lofted shot to the mid-on fielder. Netherlands 90/4 in 23 overs.

Adil Rashid is finally introduced into the attack. Edwards sweeps a googly from the leg-spinner to the midwicket boundary. Sybrand had put a full delivery from Woakes to the cover boundary in the previous over.

Chris Woakes is back into the attack as Scott Edwards comes to the crease. Just seven runs from the last two overs.

Huge blow for Netherlands as Barresi is run out after some miscommunication with his partner. Moeen gathers the ball neatly at the non-striker’s end and dislodges the bails. In the previous over, Sybrand pulled Atkinson’s bouncer for an authoritative six over fine-leg and finally seemed to cut loose.

Barresi continues taking on the bowlers. Atkinson is punished for a boundary through midwicket In the same over, the pacer fails to hold on to a return catch that could have sent Barresi back. Moeen just concedes a single from his over.

Barresi takes a toll on Moeen, smashing him for a six and four off consecutive balls in a 14-run over.

Change in bowling from both ends. Gus Atkinson and Moeen Ali operate in tandem now. Sybrand collects a boundary after getting a top edge on a pull shot that goes over mid-on. Moeen, meanwhile, keeps it tight with just four runs from his first over.

Just two runs from the last two overs. Willey mixes his lengths well while Woakes continues to find prodigious swing. Netherlands getting nowhere in this chase currently.

Willey steams in a bowls his second maiden in four overs. Barresi and Sybrand are trying to build a base here because the Dutch have the firepower in the lower order.

Ackermann edges behind to the keeper as Willey gets the ball to keep its line just outside off-stump. He shaped up for the ball to come in after Willey angled it across but the ball kept on going with the angle. Sybrand Engelbrecht starts off with a couple as he gets an outside edge and then drives the ball down the ground for a boundary. Netherlands 19/2 in 6 overs.

Woakes strikes as O’Dowd hands a straightforward catch at mid-off to Moeen Ali. Good riposte from the bowler after he strayed on the pads and O’Dowd flicked it through square-leg for a boundary. Colin Ackermann is the new man in. Netherlands 12/1 in 5 overs.

Barresi collects Netherlands’ first boundary as Willey strays on the pads and flicks it fine to the boundary.

David Willey to bowl the second. A maiden over to begin. He sticks to the fourth stump line and does not allow any room for Barresi to score.

Chris Woakes for the first over. Barresi on strike. Starts with an outswinger outside off, Barresi shoulders arms but the umpire gives it wide. Woakes gets the line right on the next two and Barresi happy to leave them. England has gone for a review for caught behind. Barresi misses his drive away from the body but there is clear daylight between bat and ball. England loses its review. DROPPED! An edge to first slip and Root goes for a one-handed effort but drops it.

England players in a team huddle, working out how to get their secod win.

For the Netherlands, Wesley Barresi and Max O’Dowd take the crease.

England managed a whopping 124 runs from the last 10 overs. It was courtesy of the late charge from Ben Stokes and Chris Woakes who got together to add 129 for the seventh wicket. It was the Netherlands in command for the 4/5th of the innings but it lost control at the death.

Van Beek starts the final over with a WIDE. A full toss for Stokes on offer and he tows it over the long on fence. Stokes’ innings comes to an end. Gets it off the toe end of his bat and the ball is caught by long off. Gus Atkinson gets two off the final delivery.

Woakes joins the party! Slogs a full delivery through the on side for a SIX. FOUR more! Another upper cut over the third man. That gets Woakes to his fifty! WICKET! Woakes is caught behind. He is looking for another heave on the off side but hands an edge to the keeper. David Willey off the mark with a SIX! A short delivery which he hooks over fine leg. GONE! Willey is caught at long on. 17 runs in the over and two wickets.

Ben Stokes gets to his hundred with a reverse sweep through third man. That’s his first in a World Cup. Nine runs from the van Meekeren over.

Stokes drills a full delivery down the ground and gets two runs. A slower delivery next up from de Leede. SIX! In the slot and Stokes packs it onto the sight screen. Another hit down the ground, this time for FOUR. Another boundary for Woakes, upper cuts a slower bouncer over the third man. England crosses 300.

Van Beek starts two wide deliveries. 5 Wides next down the leg. Netherlands just losing the plot at the death here. 14 runs in the over in total.

FOUR more for Stokes. Rocks back into his crease and punches it through covers. SIX now. Pulled away just over the deep mid wicket fielder. Netherlands opts for a review when Stokes misses his reverse sweep. The UltraEdge shows a glove on the way which keeps Stokes alive. SIX on a no ball over the waist. Free Hit for England. Packs it over long on for SIX. 24 runs in the over.

SIX! Ben Stokes latches on to an overpitched delivery and sends it over cow corner. A nice way to bring up his half century. 10 from the over. Stokes clips on the on side with soft hands and runs two in van Meekeren’s over. The pair is setting it up for a grand finish. Seven from the over.

Chris Woakes with another attacking shot. Plays the on drive on an overpitched delivery from van Beek. No chance for mid on to save that. The second FOUR of the over. Gets a delivery going down leg and just guides it on its way. Van Meekern tightens the screws to an extent, allowing just four runs from the over.

Ben Stokes pulls against de Leede. The ball is headed straight for the fine leg fielder. Aryan Dutt dives in front to get to it but fails to hold on. Chris Woakes uses his crease to punch through extra cover for FOUR in Ackermann’s over. A welcome boundary for England. Eight runs from the over

Ben Stokes clips a full delivery through mid wicket for two runs in de Leede’s over. Woakes picks another couple with a pull shot to deep mid wicket. 200 comes up for England in the over. Just four runs in Aryan Dutt’s over.

Ben Stokes pulls de Leede but a superb effort from Max O’Dowd at deep mid wicket saves two runs. Aryan Dutt returns for another spell. Gets the wicket of Moeen Ali. He miscues his heave on the off side and holes out at deep cover. Chris Woakes in at No.8.

Runs coming at a premium for England. Ben Stokes who was beginning to play his strokes opting not to take risks. Moeen Ali, too, taking his time to get his eye in.

BUTTLER FALLS! He chips it straight to mid off on a length delivery as the bat turns in his hands. Van Meekeren with another vital breakthrough. Moeen Ali joins the middle. Ackermann with another tidy over which gives away just three runs.

Ben Stokes flicks de Leede off his pads to collect a boundary. Jos Buttler slashes away from his body. The outside edge flies to third man on the bounce. Seven runs from the over. Only four singles from the next over of Ackermann.

Harry Brook’s stay comes to an end. De Leede surprises him with a bouncer. The pull shot gets a top edge and he is caught at deep mid wicket. Just one run from the over and the wicket. Jos Buttler gets off the mark in Ackermann’s over.

Stokes now decided to get a move on. He first unfurls a beautiful straight drive down the ground off de Leede and then punched through covers for another boundary, this time timing the ball to perfection. There isn’t much movement for the seamers on this wicket, and the batters seeming to be trusting the bounce on offer.

Brook is up and away with two back-to-back fours off van Meekeren. A glorious on-drive followed by an exquisite drive square of the wicket.

OUT! An unfortunate end to a promising innings and Malan is run out for 87. He started off for a single after pushing the ball in the cover region, but Stokes sent him back. But the Dutch fielders didn’t look too confident after after the run out was effected. However, replays show Malan is just short of his crease. Excellent throw by Edwards.

Logan van Beek comes back and castles Root with his second ball of the over. Root goes for another reverse-scoop but misses the ball this time and his stumps are shattered. England 135/2 in 21 overs

Malan smokes van der Merwe for a second maximum, this time sending the ball over midwicket fence. Dutt is re-introduced into the attack in the 20th over.

Six singles from Ackermann’s over after van der Merwe goes for 11 runs in the 17th over. Malan slog sweeps him for a six, the first of the match, over deep square-leg.

England gets to 100 in 15.5 overs as Colin Ackermann, another spinner, is introduced, with Roelof van der Merwe operating from the other end. Root and Malan are operating in singles, with nine of them coming in the last two overs.

Root brings out his trademark reverse-scoop and gets four behind the keeper off van Meekeren. In the previous over, he got a leading edge off de Leede that flew wide of the point fielder.

Just eight runs from the last two overs as van Meekeren and Bas de Leede have at least for now, put the skids on the scoring rate. The last ball of the 12th over is a loose short ball down leg-side but Malan can only tamely pull it for a single at fine-leg.

That’s the end of the PowerPlay and Paul van Meekeran has come on as first-change bowler and starts off by just conceding a single in his over.

Malan gets to his fifty off 36 balls and continues to punish any indiscretion in length from the bowlers. England has already gone past its best PowerPlay score in this World Cup.

Malan brings up England’s 50 with an authoritative pull to the long-on fence. He then creams a drive square of the wicket as van Beek overpitches outside off-stump.

Bairstow has to go! He gets a top edge trying to pull off the backfoot. There is a bit of extra bounce and the ball loops up and it is taken at short fine-leg. ENF 48/1 in 7 overs.

Tight fifth over from Dutt, which came on the back of another expensive over from van Beek. He went for two more fours and overpitched again to give Malan and Bairstow a boundary each.

Dawid Malan is off to a quick start, racing to 20 off 10 balls with five fours. He laid into Logan van Beek with three consecutive fours and then slammed Aryan Dutt for two more consecutive fours.

Jonny Bairstow and David Malan are out to open the innings. Aryan Dutt to open the bowling with his off-spin. Tossed up a bit on off and defended to the bowler by Bairstow. A bit of extra bounce and Bairstow fends this on leg-side. This is cut to the point fielder for a third successive dot ball. FOUR! Bairstow sweeps this one that turns in and finishes on leg0-stump to the boundary behind square. He then goes back and cuts this behind point for a couple. Turning in again and defended to the bowler.

The teams are out for the national anthems. It is the Dutch’s, followed by that of England.

Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler (wk) (c), Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, David Willey, Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid.

Wesley Barresi, Max ODowd, Colin Ackermann, Sybrand Engelbrecht, Scott Edwards (wk) (c), Bas de Leede, Teja Nidamanuru, Logan van Beek, Roelof van der Merwe, Aryan Dutt, Paul van Meekeren.

Jos Buttler wins the toss and England has elected to bat. Two changes for them. Gus Atkinson and Harry Brook come in for Mark Wood and Liam Livingstone. For the Dutch, Teja Nidamanuru comes into the side in place of Saqib Zulfiqar.

It is a hot and humid day in Pune. The square boundaries are 61m and 67m long, while the straight one is 75m. Shane Watson reckons it is a friendly wicket for batters. The average score batting first is 319 at this venue. Pacers will find more assistance than spinners on this pitch.

Matches played: 6

England won: 6

Netherlands won: 0

Last result: England won by 8 wickets (2022)

The ICC World Cup 2023 match between England and Netherlands will be streamed LIVE on the Disney+ Hotstar app and website.

The ICC ODI World Cup 2023 match between England and Netherlands will be telecast LIVE on the Star Sports Network.

Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler (c) (wk), Liam Livingstone, Moeen Ali, Chris Woakes, David Willey, Adil Rashid, Gus Atkinson.

Wesley Barresi, Max O’Dowd, Colin Ackermann, Sybrand Engelbrecht, Scott Edwards (c) (wk), Bas de Leede, Saqib Zulfiqar/Shariz Ahmad, Logan van Beek, Roelof van der Merwe, Paul van Meekeren, Aryan Dutt.

England and Netherlands’ campaigns are over and they are last on the points table. However, other than pride, both teams will also have the added motivation of securing a berth for the Champions Trophy 2025. The top seven teams in the World Cup, excluding host Pakistan, will directly qualify for the eight-team tournament.

Jonny Bairstow, Dawid Malan, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler (wk) (c), Moeen Ali, Liam Livingstone, Chris Woakes, David Willey, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Sam Curran, Brydon Carse, Harry Brook, Gus Atkinson.

Wesley Barresi, Max O’Dowd, Colin Ackermann, Sybrand Engelbrecht, Scott Edwards (wk) (c), Bas de Leede, Saqib Zulfiqar, Logan van Beek, Roelof van der Merwe, Aryan Dutt, Paul van Meekeren, Teja Nidamanuru, Vikramjit Singh, Ryan Klein, Shariz Ahmad.