And welcome to the coverage of the third ODI of the glorious Amstelveen. Eoin Morgan, after two ducks in two tickets so far on the tour, is lost with a groin strain which, due to injury, forced him to retire from Dutch captain Pieter Seelaar after a single match of the series makes this not a country for old jumps.
The England side, a mix of white and irregular ball cricket aristocracy members, have played well and, predictably, made the Netherlands fly, but that is not the point. If we want cricket to thrive, we must support not only its dissemination but also its development and the visit to England offers the Dutch not only experience but also income from television, land and catering to carry out their cricket. excellent job. And who can say that someone has been dishonored. There have been some very good performances, especially from new captain Scott Edwards, Tim Vincent and Max O’Dowd, while Leede’s Bas has shown his enormous potential, more with the ball than with the bat so far. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either.
And today they welcome a couple of players from their county who were playing in the league during the first two ODIs: Paul van Meekeren and Fred Klaassen, who should give more balance and a greater threat to their attack.
Today we also have a new field that should suit Luke Wood, if he runs out if they decide to handle Reece Topley’s workload. Toppers’ Jnr never seem to be the kind of man who would be too kind to be asked to rest, but it is in his interest and in England’s interest to have him available for both World Cups.
The game starts at 10. And soon we will have news of the draw and the lineups.