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A wasted opportunity for Netherlands

Like fellow Associates Ireland, Netherlands play as a team and have belief, however, unlike Ireland, they do not have definite plans, as is evident from the number of dot balls they face while batting

09-Mar-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi at the Feroz Shah Kotla

Yuvraj's butter-fingers moment

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the World Cup, Group B match between India and Netherlands in Delhi

09-Mar-2011•Sharda Ugra and Nagraj Gollapudi

Look out, it's Bukhari v Chawla

It isn't exactly international cricket's new big rivalry but the Netherlands allrounder and Indian spinner have history, kinda

09-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda

India must experiment with bowling combination

Sticking to a winning combination has its advantages, but given the way India have bowled so far in the World Cup, trying something new is logical; it is time for R Ashwin to get a game

08-Mar-2011•Sharda Ugra in Delhi

Looting Loots, and the UDRS yo-yo

Plays of the day from the Group B game between Netherlands and South Africa in the 2011 World Cup

03-Mar-2011•Firdose Moonda at the PCA Stadium

Not-so-manic Monday

Why would you go watch Netherlands-West Indies on the first night of the week? Because you don't have political connections, and it's a World Cup game after all

01-Mar-2011•Nikhil Jha

Roach rocks the Netherlands boat

Plays of the Day from the Group B match between Netherlands and West Indies at the Feroz Shah Kotla

28-Feb-2011•Firdose Moonda in Delhi

Big fish in a small pond

Ryan ten Doeschate is Netherlands' star player by a distance. He may not be back at the World Cup again, but his best may be yet to come

25-Feb-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi

ten Doeschate sets inspiring example

Ryan ten Doeschate's ability and professionalism shone through in his all-round performance against England

22-Feb-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi at the VCA Stadium

New highs for Netherlands despite defeat

Netherlands' total, and Ryan ten Doeschate's knock were both the second-highest by an Associate team and player against a Test nation

22-Feb-2011•S Rajesh

Swann's early strike and England's sleepy fielding

Plays of the day from the 5th match of the 2010 World Cup between England and Netherlands at Nagpur

22-Feb-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi in Nagpur

Big brothers' indifference hurts the little guys

Little help from those at the top, even less from sponsors, and the ICC's bizarre decisions have left most of the Associates looking at a bleak 2010

03-Jan-2010•Martin Williamson

'We're not a Mickey Mouse team'

The Netherlands have played three World Cups, but their biggest moment in cricket only came 10 days ago. One veteran has been there all along

15-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi

Agricultural, impure, glorious

That Netherlands conquered a complacent England was not simply arrogance on the part of their hosts, but the benefits of relying on the basics

06-Jun-2009•Will Luke

Dutch courage spares organisers' blushes

Nagraj Gollapudi watches Netherlands' shock win paper over what was a damp squib of an opening day in the ICC World Twenty20

05-Jun-2009•Nagraj Gollapudi at Lord's

'I wanted to be a musician'

He skis, he speaks broken Japanese, he plays the sax, he keeps McGrath out of the side. Delhi Daredevils' Dutch import via Australia opens up

14-May-2009•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Ireland take trophy, Afghans the headlines

It took 12 teams 54 matches spread over 19 days to determine the best of the rest, the countries next in the queue for an ICC handout and those fortunate four who will play in the 2011 World Cup

20-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Johannesburg

Done on the development trail

Cricket has had a long and loyal following, born not only out of the village greens of England or the dusty Indian maidans, but the war-torn wastelands of Afghanistan and a spare scrap of land in Canada

02-Apr-2009•Will Luke in Potchefstroom

Two up, four down

Ireland and Scotland fared well, while Bermuda, Kenya, Canada and Netherlands plumbed the depths

04-Jan-2009•Will Luke

Play more to win more

If there has been one lesson from the women's World Cup Qualifiers, it is that the teams needs more cricket - and more competitive games

26-Feb-2008•Nishi Narayanan

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