NED vs ENG: Netherlands' Predicted Playing XI Against England 3rd ODI

Netherlands face a dominant England side at home for the third and final ODI on June 22. They are trailing 0-2 in the series and are looking for some inspiration to win the final ODI. 

Netherlands skipper Pieter Seelar announced his international retirement from international cricket after persistent back problems after missing out in the second ODI. Scott Edwards led the side in the second ODI and will lead them again in the third. The side lost the first game by 232 runs and the second after posting 235 with the bat.

“Since 2020, my back problems got worse to such an extent that – much to my regret – I am no longer able to give everything I’ve got,” Seelaar was quoted as saying on television during the 2nd ODI.

As a side, the Netherlands now has two options. They can either play the same side and back them to win the game. Or else, they can try experimenting with the side by trying new players. They will be seeking a win at any cost to avoid a whitewash. 

NED vs ENG: Netherlands’ Predicted Playing XI Against England 3rd ODI

Vikramjit Singh

Singh has scored just 23 runs in the first two games and would look to score big in the third and final game. The Punjab-born cricketer has played 8 ODIs and two T20Is for the Netherlands. 

Max ODowd

Tom Cooper 

Cooper is the most experienced cricket in the side in the absence of Seelar now. He regularly plays in the BBL and other leagues in Australia. He scored 17 off 20 balls in a losing cause for the Netherlands in the second ODI. 

Bas de Leede

A young all-rounder Leede scored 34 off 21 balls in the second ODI but to no avail. He also bowled three overs in the game. 

Scott Edwards (C/WK)

The skipper scored 78 and played a lone hand batting first for the Netherlands. He will expect to get support from other players in the final game. 

Teja Nidamanuru

Another India born- Netherlands player Teja Nidamanuru scored 28 with the bat and bowled just one over. Many of these players are still finding their feet in international cricket. 

Logan van Beek 

Van Beek scored an unbeaten 30 off 36 balls and bowled six overs for the Netherlands in the second ODI. He has played 13 ODIs and 10 T20Is for his side. 

Tim Pringle

Pringle made his debut in the last game and gave away 51 runs from his 8 overs. He should get another go in the third and final ODI.

Shane Snater

Snater is Jason Roy’s cousin brother. He dismissed Roy in the first ODI and took his catch to dismiss him in the second. He bowled three overs in the previous match. 

Aryan Dutt

Dutt is a specialist spinner in the playing XI. He bowled nine overs and took two wickets giving away 55 runs. Arya Dutt was a part of the squad that played the series against West Indies.

Vivian Kingma

The right-arm medium pacer concludes the likely paying XI of Netherlands. All these cricketers are still very new to international cricket and can only grow with the number of matches they play. 

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