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11.2 excellent catch at long-on. Bopara went for a big slog across the line but skied it, forcing Seelaar long-on to run several yards back and to his right 102/1
LJ Wright
c Borren b ten Doeschate
71
75
49
8
0
144.89
17.2 got him this time! He tried to pull it over midwicket for six but it just didn't have quite the legs on it 144/4
OA Shah
c Kervezee b Schiferli
5
8
8
0
0
62.50
13.3 oops. Beautifully timed flick off his pads but straight down square-leg's throat, who barely needed to move a muscle 113/2
EJG Morgan
c Zuiderent b Borren
6
10
8
0
0
75.00
15.4 reverse-swept straight to point! Usually such a productive shot for Morgan, and he timed this especially impressively, but just picked out the fielder 127/3
PD Collingwood*
c Schiferli b Seelaar
11
14
10
1
0
110.00
18.5 full toss, Collingwood tries to loft him over the boundary but finds long-on 153/5
RWT Key
not out
10
11
8
0
0
125.00
JS Foster†
not out
3
4
3
0
0
100.00
Extras
(w 10)
10
Total
(5 wickets; 20 overs)
162
(8.10 runs per over)
Did not batAU Rashid, SCJ Broad, JM Anderson, RJ Sidebottom
13.3 to Shah, oops. Beautifully timed flick off his pads but straight down square-leg's throat, who barely needed to move a muscle 113/2
RN ten Doeschate
4
0
35
2
8.75
(2w)
11.2 to Bopara, excellent catch at long-on. Bopara went for a big slog across the line but skied it, forcing Seelaar long-on to run several yards back and to his right 102/1
17.2 to Wright, got him this time! He tried to pull it over midwicket for six but it just didn't have quite the legs on it 144/4
PM Seelaar
4
0
33
1
8.25
18.5 to Collingwood, full toss, Collingwood tries to loft him over the boundary but finds long-on 153/5
PW Borren
4
0
31
1
7.75
(1w)
15.4 to Morgan, reverse-swept straight to point! Usually such a productive shot for Morgan, and he timed this especially impressively, but just picked out the fielder 127/3
Netherlands innings(target: 163 runs from 20 overs)
R
M
B
4s
6s
SR
AN Kervezee
c Broad b Anderson
1
2
4
0
0
25.00
0.5 goes for a pull, yes, this'll be easily taken - he's skied it straight to the skyscraping figure of Broad at mid-on 2/1
DJ Reekers
c Shah b Broad
20
14
13
1
2
153.84
3.3 got him! Reekers is furious with himself as he attempts another pull but can't time it 23/2
B Zuiderent
st †Foster b Rashid
12
28
16
1
0
75.00
8.1 got him! Rashid's first international wicket and a good one it is, too, beating the right-hander in the flight with a classical legbreak, and Foster takes it high to his right before whipping off the bails 66/3
TN de Grooth
c Key b Collingwood
49
39
30
6
1
163.33
12.6 oh he's got him now, ending a wonderfully entertaining knock. Tries to work it to leg, but he's squared up and it's safely held by Key at mid-off 116/4
PW Borren
c Shah b Anderson
30
32
25
1
1
120.00
15.6 oops - he goes for a pull but skies it. Huge pressure on Shah ... who holds a fine catch and roars his delight! That ought to improve England's standing as far as Duckworth-Lewis figures go 133/5
RN ten Doeschate
not out
22
35
17
2
0
129.41
DLS van Bunge
c Wright b Anderson
8
8
8
1
0
100.00
17.6 got him! Wright's taken a superb catch at deep extra cover, and only just! Stepped outside leg, tried to clear the boundary but Wright was there - and the ball squeezed into the nook of his lower and upper arm! Serious piece of fortune for England 146/6
E Schiferli
not out
5
13
7
0
0
71.42
Extras
(b 1, lb 13, w 2)
16
Total
(6 wickets; 20 overs)
163
(8.15 runs per over)
Did not batJ Smits*†, PM Seelaar, DP Nannes
Fall of wickets1-2 (Kervezee, 0.5 ov), 2-23 (Reekers, 3.3 ov), 3-66 (Zuiderent, 8.1 ov), 4-116 (de Grooth, 12.6 ov), 5-133 (Borren, 15.6 ov), 6-146 (van Bunge, 17.6 ov)
Bowling
O
M
R
W
Econ
JM Anderson
4
0
23
3
5.75
0.5 to Kervezee, goes for a pull, yes, this'll be easily taken - he's skied it straight to the skyscraping figure of Broad at mid-on 2/1
15.6 to Borren, oops - he goes for a pull but skies it. Huge pressure on Shah ... who holds a fine catch and roars his delight! That ought to improve England's standing as far as Duckworth-Lewis figures go 133/5
17.6 to van Bunge, got him! Wright's taken a superb catch at deep extra cover, and only just! Stepped outside leg, tried to clear the boundary but Wright was there - and the ball squeezed into the nook of his lower and upper arm! Serious piece of fortune for England 146/6
RJ Sidebottom
4
0
23
0
5.75
SCJ Broad
4
0
32
1
8.00
(1w)
3.3 to Reekers, got him! Reekers is furious with himself as he attempts another pull but can't time it 23/2
AU Rashid
4
0
36
1
9.00
8.1 to Zuiderent, got him! Rashid's first international wicket and a good one it is, too, beating the right-hander in the flight with a classical legbreak, and Foster takes it high to his right before whipping off the bails 66/3
LJ Wright
2
0
18
0
9.00
(1w)
PD Collingwood
2
0
17
1
8.50
12.6 to de Grooth, oh he's got him now, ending a wonderfully entertaining knock. Tries to work it to leg, but he's squared up and it's safely held by Key at mid-off 116/4
Match details
Toss Netherlands, who chose to field PointsNetherlands 2, England 0
T20I debutsJS Foster, RWT Key, EJG Morgan and AU Rashid (England); AN Kervezee, DP Nannes and B Zuiderent (Netherlands) Twenty20 debutAN Kervezee (Netherlands) Player of the match TN de Grooth (Netherlands)
UmpiresSJ Davis (Australia) and EAR de Silva (Sri Lanka) TV umpireAL Hill (New Zealand) Match refereeAG Hurst (Australia) Reserve umpireM Erasmus (South Africa)
The Netherlands simply refused to go Dutch and defeated England by four wickets in a dramatic last ball finish to give the second ICC World Twenty20 competition a memorable start at Lord’s on Friday. Chasing 163 to win, the Netherlands got home thanks to a Stuart Broad overthrow off the final ball.
It is not as if the Dutch rode on good fortune alone. It must be said they worked hard to deserve every bit of luck that went their way on the inaugural day of the tournament. England openers Ravi Bopara and Luke Wright put on a century stand in 11 overs but the team was made to lose their way in the remaining nine overs of their innings.
From 102 without loss, England finished with 162 for five, striking just one four in that inexplicable spell of sluggish scoring – and wishing that Kevin Pietersen had not pulled out of the game with an injury. The century stand was the only time that England had something going for them. In fact, a one-sided match looked on the cards.
Edgar Schiferli (5 not out) and Ryan ten Doeschate (22 not out) scampered through for an over-throw for the second run needed off the last ball to give Dutch cricket its finest moment.
Tom de Grooth's 49 off 30 balls led the way for the Netherlands but it was a fine all-round display from the Associate nation to shock the hosts. England's 162-5 had been underpinned by an outstanding knock of 71 off 49 balls by Luke Wright but it was not to be quite enough.
Alexei Kervezee (1) fell in the first over of the run-chase when he pulled James Anderson to Stuart Broad at mid-on. Darron Reekers (20 off 13 balls) gave the Dutch a boost in the next over when he pulled Ryan Sidebottom for a huge six, much to the delight of those in the stands decked out in orange.
Reekers then repeated the trick off Anderson in the next over - this time flatter and over square leg. The New Zealand-born batsman chanced his arm once too often in the next over, the first from Broad, when another pull shot lobbed up to Owais Shah, who took a comfortable catch at midwicket.
De Grooth brought up the 50 in emphatic style at the end of the sixth over when he thumped Broad into the pavilion for six. The right-hander greeted Adil Rashid's second ball with a reverse-sweep to the boundary as the Dutch continued to threaten a major surprise.
Rashid struck an important blow in his next over when he spun a leg-break past the bat of the advancing Bas Zuiderent (12) and James Foster effected a neat stumping. The Dutch then picked up another 13 off the remainder of the over to show their setback was only temporary.
At the halfway point the batting side were two ahead of England at the same point, needing 72 off the last 10 overs. Peter Borren (30 off 25 balls) brought the required rate down to close to a run-a-ball when he thumped Paul Collingwood over midwicket for his second six. The England skipper did claim a key wicket at the end of the over, however, when he removed de Grooth one short of his 50.
The fourth-wicket partnership totalled exactly 50 off 30 balls. Next man ten Doeschate played a scintillating cut to the third man boundary off Rashid to help bring the equation down to 35 off the last 5 overs.
Borren should have been run out on 28 but a poor throw from Collingwood made life difficult for Foster, who failed to take the ball with the batsman well out of his crease. The right-hander did fall in the same over, however, when he top-edged a pull to Shah at short third-man.
Twenty one were needed off 18 balls but then Anderson bowled an excellent 18th over - during which he conceded just four runs and claimed the wicket of Daan van Bunge (8), caught by Wright on the cover boundary.
Rashid missed the chance to run out ten Doeschate in the penultimate over and he was made to rue the error when the batsman hit the next ball for four, via Wright's outstretched hands as he attempted a miraculous catch on the boundary.
Seven were then needed off the last over, bowled by Broad, and what proceeded deserves telling in full. The fast bowler should have run out ten Doeschate off his first delivery when he missed from close range as the batting pair attempted a quick single.
History then repeated itself when Schiferli made a desperate dive for the crease as the bowler knocked down the stumps. Replays showed that Broad had dropped the ball and cleaned out the stumps with his hand.
A caught and bowled chance then went begging next ball off ten Doeschate as one run was taken. Yet another scrambled single was achieved from the next delivery and then ten Doeschate took one more to leave Schiferli needing two to win off the last ball, which was achieved in the most dramatic of fashions.
Wright and Ravi Bopara had earlier got the hosts off to flying start by racking up a century stand by the end of the 11th over. Thereafter, however, wickets fell at regular intervals as the Dutch fought back strongly.
Persistent rain during the afternoon had necessitated the opening ceremony to be cancelled but no overs were lost from the match despite play starting 20 minutes later than the scheduled 5.30pm start. England suffered a blow ahead of the match when star batsman Kevin Pietersen was ruled out by a recurrence of his Achilles problem.
Bopara got the tournament, and his side, off to a flyer by slicing the first ball from Dirk Nannes over Bas Zuiderent at backward point for four and then driving the other side of the fielder for another boundary two balls later. England's 50 came up off 39 balls and the 100 came up 32 balls later when Wright slapped a full-toss from Borren to the long-on boundary.
Bopara (46 off 34 balls) fell in the next over when he pulled a ten Doeschate slower ball to wide midwicket and Pieter Seelaar nicely judged a steepling catch. It may not have been a wicket to the slow left-armer but it still enabled Seelaar to indulge his 'penguin' celebration.
Shah (5) followed soon after when he flicked to Kervezee at deep backward square leg off Schiferli. Eoin Morgan (6) was the next to go when he reverse-swept Borren � off another slower ball - to Bas Zuiderent at short third-man.
Seelaar put down a very sharp return catch with Wright on 66 as the attempted late onslaught was led by the opener. Wright finally went in the next over, however, when he holed out to Borren at midwicket off ten Doeschate.
England skipper Collingwood (11) was the last batsman to go when he chipped a full delivery from Seelaar down the throat of long-on. That was not to be the end of the England skipper's despair.
1st Match ICC T20 World Cup 2009 will be played between England and Netherlands on 5th June 2009 at Lords Stadium.
Expectations: As the Cricket’s Birth Place England is the Favouroite for the day as netherland is the new comer in ICC T20 Worldcup. But In T20, it is the Team who performs better is the winner. with 20 overs and 10 wickets team are doing wonders. so in todays match hot favourite is England.
The form of Ravi Bopara, Luke Wright and Kevin Pietersen have made England supporters believe they can go far in this tournament, but the Netherlands are stronger in this format than you might think and it could be closer than Paul Collingwood may have liked, says Andrew Hughes.
The Netherlands had only played four Twenty20 internationals before arriving in England but after some shaky performances, they seem to have discovered their best XI with Eric Szwarczynski likely to drop out, having lost his opening batting slot to Alexei Kervezee and one of Tom de Grooth or Peter Borren taking the final middle order slot.
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Teams
England : 1 Luke Wright, 2 Ravi Bopara, 3 Kevin Pietersen, 4 Owais Shah, 5 Paul Collingwood (capt), 6 Eoin Morgan, 7 James Foster (wk), 8 Stuart Broad, 9 Graeme Swann, 10 Ryan Sidebottom, 11 James Anderson
Netherlands : 1 Darron Reekers, 2 Alexei Kervezee, 3 Bas Zuiderent, 4 Ryan ten Doeschate, 5 Daan van Bunge, 6 Jeroen Smits (capt), 7 Tom de Groothe, 8 Mudassar Bukhari, 9 Dirk Nannes, 10 Edgar Schiferli, 11 Pieter Seelaar
Timing
Friday June 5 : Start time 17.30 , 16.30GMT , 22:00 IST
The second edition of ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 will kick off from 5th June with an of ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 opening ceremony which will be arranged at The Marylebone Cricket Club Lords Cricket Ground in London. So, today is the day to enjoy the mega twenty20 event which is scheduled to start at 15:30 GMT (16:30 local time). This much expectation event will be aired on ESPN STAR Sports. As India has the biggest market for cricket game so, many viewers from this country will search to know the match start time and TV channel. It will be shown live on STAR CRICKET at 21:00 Indian Standard Time.
Event: ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2009 Opening Ceremony
Date: 5th June, 2009
Time: 15:30 GMT, 16:30 Local Time, 21:00 IST.
Live on: ESPN STAR Sports, STAR CRICKET
England and Wales Cricket Board is organizing its inaugural opening ceremony of the ICC World Twenty20. I am not optimistic about ECB. They got some fame for their failure of arranging the opening ceremony successfully in 1999 and 2004. That time, ECB is promised to give something different to make it memorable in the heart of fans. That is why, they have not revealed anything about this event to the media. The duration of the ceremony is perhaps only 45 minutes.
This function will be arranged under tight security. English singer Alesha Dixon is a solo artist who will be seen to perform in the opening ceremony. I am sure this name is enough to bring a lot of fans on stadium in the opening day. Though, England is the home of cricket but English people are crazy about football. However, T20 cricket has increased the popularity. Super stars will join in this event.
In opening ceremony Twenty20 World Cup 2009, either the prime minister of Great Britain or a very high official of the government will be present.
There is another reason to attract a lot of people in the stadium is that England will take on Netherlands in their opening day at Lords in Group-B. Lords will host a lot of important matches including the finals of both Men’s and Women’s twenty20 cricket tournament.
Tickets of the opening day have already been sold out. Not only that but also tickets of other matches have been sold 80%. It proves that how much popularity it has got to the people of England. However, if you are lucky then you can get a ticket for you in any ticket booking website. Here, in this article I am giving you some like of websites in below where you can get information about T20 World Cup ticket.
England has started the tournament as the famous contestant. It seems that they will take some advantage from home crowd. This time, England is spending a big amount of money (3 million) for security arrangement. ECB took this lesson after they saw how Sri Lankan cricket team suffered in Pakistan by terrorists.
England cricket team has not got any big trophy in any cricket format. It is the best time for home team to make a record after clinching the T20 trophy. I hope they can do it because England cricket team is much balanced than its past squad. Let us see how the defending champion India performs in this tournament.
Pakistan will take on India in Twenty20 warm up match today. This would be the first encounter between the two teams after Mumbai attacks.
The money collected from today’s match will be given to the affectees of attack on Sri Lankan team in Lahore.
Pakistan and India both faced defeat in their respective warm up openers. South Africa beat Pakistan while New Zealand defeated India. Both teams met in Twenty20 World Cup final two years back.
Pakistan team manager Yawer Saeed said green shirts would face India with full strength without giving rest to any key player.
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni would need pluck and luck in equal measure to score a consolation win against Pakistan in the warm-up match of the ICC World Twenty20 in London on Tuesday.
Dhoni's men lost the first sparring match of the warm-ups to New Zealand yesterday and are up against an opponent who consider themselves unlucky to lose in two previous encounters between the two sides.
Both the previous ties were in the inaugural edition in 2007 and India could cross over the finish line by a matter of chance. Indians prevailed in the first through a 'bowl-out' after the two sides had tied at the same score.
In the 2007 final match in Johannesburg, Pakistan was just a stroke away from victory when Misbah-ul Haq's scoop off Joginder Sharma landed in short fine-leg S Sreesanth's hands.
Pakistan would be determined to settle the score for they might not get another opportunity to get even with the Indians unless both sides make it to the finals this time also. Indians would be resigned to leaving out Zaheer Khan and Virender Sehwag on the bench as both are battling shoulder injuries.
They would be keen though to play Yuvraj Singh who is just about coming to terms with a bout of food poisoning, as disclosed by skipper Dhoni last night.
Fast bowler Rudra Pratap Singh could have another game to get himself sorted out after the pasting of the first match. Irfan Pathan, too, would be hoping for a few more overs under his belt, as would be the ambition of bowlers Praveen Kumar and Yusuf Pathan also.
Ishant Sharma would look to build upon his superb success of the first game and so would be for batters Rohit Sharma and Suresh Raina.
Opener Gautam Gambhir and Dhoni would have another opportunity to spend some time in the middle and be in a better frame of mind before the real stuff unrolls from Friday onwards.
Pakistan, who lost their first warm up match against South Africa, could field 17-year-old fast bowling sensation Mohammed Aamer who is tipped to be the 'revelation' of this tournament by fast bowling legend Wasim Akram.
Aamer, a tall and skinny lad from the Punjab province of Pakistan, regularly hits upwards of 140kmph in speed and he could make a formidable fast bowling trio with Umar Gul and Sohail Tanvir.
Gul and Tanvir are star bowlers of this format. Gul was the highest wicket-taker in the inaugural Twenty20 World Cup while Tanvir was the best bowler of the first Indian Premier League.
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