Highest Runs Partnerships for Netherlands in the ODI World Cup 2023, till 44th Match

The Netherlands is dreaming about the biggest upset of this ODI World Cup 2023. They are now the last team standing in the points table. The loss against England faded their Champions trophy hope and now they are aiming to bring down India to get into the Champions trophy. They have proven themselves against South Africa now they are aiming it for India. Let’s delve into the Highest Runs Partnerships for the Dutch side up to the 44th match, dissecting the synergy between bat and ball that has defined their journey so far.

LV van Beek, SA Engelbrecht – 130 runs (7th wicket) against Sri Lanka (Lucknow – 21 Oct 2023)

LV van Beek SA Engelbrecht (Photo Source: Twitter )

The Netherlands set the tone early in the tournament with a spectacular 130-run partnership for the 7th wicket between LV van Beek and SA Engelbrecht against Sri Lanka. This crucial stand showcased the resilience of the Dutch lower order, laying the foundation for a formidable total in Lucknow.

SA Engelbrecht, SA Edwards – 78 runs (6th wicket) against Bangladesh (Eden Gardens – 28 Oct 2023)

SA Edwards (Photo Source: Twitter )

Continuing their prowess, the Dutch middle order exhibited mettle against Bangladesh, crafting a pivotal 78-run partnership for the 6th wicket. SA Engelbrecht and SA Edwards orchestrated a vital innings, steering their team through the challenges posed by the Bangladeshi bowling attack at Eden Gardens.

Vikramjit Singh, BFW de Leede – 70 runs (3rd wicket) against Pakistan (Hyderabad – 6 Oct 2023)

Vikramjit Singh (Photo Source: Twitter )

In a clash against cricketing giants Pakistan, Vikramjit Singh and BFW de Leede stood tall with a 70-run partnership for the 3rd wicket. Their collaboration showcased the Dutch team’s ability to stand toe-to-toe with formidable opponents, making a statement on the international stage in Hyderabad.

MP O’Dowd, CN Ackermann – 70 runs (2nd wicket) against Afghanistan (Lucknow – 3 Nov 2023)

MP O’Dowd (Photo Source: Twitter )

The 2nd wicket partnership of 70 runs between MP O’Dowd and CN Ackermann against Afghanistan demonstrated the Dutch top order’s ability to build solid foundations. Their collective effort paved the way for a competitive total, highlighting the team’s versatility and adaptability in the tournament.

RE van der Merwe, SA Edwards – 64 runs (8th wicket) against South Africa (Dharamsala – 17 Oct 2023)

RE van der Merwe SA Edwards (Photo Source: Twitter )

Facing a cricketing powerhouse like South Africa, the Netherlands showcased their resilience with a remarkable 64-run partnership for the 8th wicket. RE van der Merwe and SA Edwards exhibited grit and determination, salvaging the innings and adding crucial runs to the board in Dharamsala.

W Barresi, CN Ackermann – 59 runs (3rd wicket) against Bangladesh (Eden Gardens – 28 Oct 2023)

W Barresi (Photo Source: Twitter )

W Barresi and CN Ackermann once again left an indelible mark with a 59-run partnership for the 3rd wicket against Bangladesh. This collaborative effort underscored the consistency of the Dutch batting lineup, proving their ability to forge meaningful partnerships across different matches.

AT Nidamanuru, SA Edwards – 59 runs (6th wicket) against England (Pune – 8 Nov 2023)

AT Nidamanuru (Photo Source: Twitter )

In a recent encounter against England, AT Nidamanuru and SA Edwards combined forces to construct a crucial 59-run partnership for the 6th wicket. Their resilience in the middle order showcased the Dutch team’s ability to counter the challenges posed by high-profile opponents, leaving a lasting impact in Pune.