T20I 2022
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Result
One Day Internationals
Match abandoned without a ball bowled
New Zealand vs Netherlands lineups
Predicted XIs: each side's last XI until the toss confirms them
New ZealandXI from 1 Nov v India
Finn Allen Batsman, right hand bat
2
Daryl Mitchell Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
3
Glenn Phillips Wicketkeeper, right hand bat
4
Michael Bracewell Allrounder, left hand bat
5
Mitchell Santner (c) Allrounder, left hand bat, slow left arm orthodox
6
Adam Milne Bowler, right hand bat, right arm fast
7
Jacob Duffy Bowler, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
8
Blair Tickner Bowler, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
NetherlandsXI from 18 Feb v India
Max O'Dowd Batsman, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
2
Bas de Leede Batsman, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
3
Aryan Dutt Allrounder, right hand bat, right arm offbreak
4
Scott Edwards (c) (wk)Wicketkeeper, right hand bat
5
Logan van Beek Bowler, right hand bat, right arm fast medium
New Zealand vs Netherlands Questions
When is New Zealand vs Netherlands?
New Zealand vs Netherlands starts at 06:10 UK time (11:40 in India) on Friday 25 March 2022, at McLean Park, Napier, part of T20I 2022; this page has the form, the head to head, the ground and the projections for the match.
What is the New Zealand vs Netherlands head to head?
New Zealand lead the New Zealand vs Netherlands head to head at 3-0 from 4 T20 meetings, with 1 no result, and the latest, on 5 August 2022 at Sportpark Westvliet, was won by New Zealand.
What is New Zealand's recent form?
New Zealand have won 2 and lost 3 of their last 5 T20 matches, newest first W W L L L; most recently they beat India on 01 Nov, 195/3 to 191/8.
What is Netherlands's recent form?
Netherlands have won 1 and lost 3 of their last 5 T20 matches, with 1 no result, newest first L L W L NR; most recently they lost to India on 18 Feb, 176/7 to 193/6.
What is a good score at McLean Park?
A good first-innings score at McLean Park is around 183, the average over its last 3 T20 matches, and the side batting first has won 33% of them, so chasing has had the edge there.