goes for a club, Broad again fields - they run, and Broad has all three stumps as he collects it in his follow through. But he misses, and they run an overthrow. They're through and Netherlands have scored a brilliantly, outstanding upset here for the first match at Lord's!
England vs Netherlands, 1st Match, Group B at London, , Jun 05 2009 - Match Result
RESULT
1st Match, Group B (D/N), Lord's, June 05, 2009, ICC World Twenty20
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England • 162/5(20 overs)
71 (49)
2/35 (4)
46 (34)
1/31 (4)
Netherlands • 163/6(20 overs)
49 (30)
3/23 (4)
30 (25)
1/32 (4)
end of over 207 runs
NED: 163/6CRR: 8.15
Edgar Schiferli5 (7b)
Ryan ten Doeschate22 (17b 2x4)
Stuart Broad 4-0-32-1
Ryan Sidebottom 4-0-23-0
Tom de Grooth was named Man-of-the-Match, and that just about wraps up our coverage. If you've missed anything, check the full scorecard and the bulletin. I'm Will Luke and I desperately need a lie down. Join us tomorrow for more live coverage of the World Twenty20. Until then, let's bask in wonder at the great game of cricket - goodnight.
Jeroen Smits: "No. It's unbelievable. This is something special. I think I can sleep well tonight. After the first ten overs we fought back quite well. We thought we were in control [of the chase] from the start, so we felt we were in control. We did well. I'm sure [we'll party tonight]."
Paul Collingwood: "Give Holland a lot of credit. They knocked off a total that we thought was enough. They played exceptionally well; we expected to win but they put a major performance in. I still think we could have defended a total like that, but unfortunately they were better on the day."
What an incredible win and match. England are devastated. "A roar of delight in the usually passive press box!" Martin notes. Netherlands' bowling was the first indication that they were up for this match, restricting England to just 73 in their last ten overs. It was simply not enough for England, and Netherlands' batsmen went hell for leather with the bat. To a man the Dutch head off to the Mound Stand to acknowledge their fans - what a moment this is for Netherlands, indeed for Associate cricket as a whole. Minnows they may be, but for now they can bask in their status as giant killers. As my colleague Travis Basevi says, "England are facing elimination from the tournament within 2 days of it beginning. Makes the 99 World Cup look like an unmitigated success." Ryan ten Doeschate played with great calmness and tenacity, but Tom de Grooth really impressed, playing with such audacity that England were left looking a little clueless. And England simply crumbled under pressure; their fielding, in particular, was not up to scratch and they missed at least four run-out chances. Netherlands deserve this win - maybe the tournament does, too. What a start we've had!
19.6
2
Broad to Schiferli, 2 runs
Broad around the wicket. Remember: 2 needed from 1
Just two runs needed ... off one ball! Hundreds of emails flying in - no time to read them I'm afraid, but thanks anyway. Foster's going to stand up to the stumps and Anderson's giving Broad advice. Foster's actually going back now.
19.5
1
Broad to Ryan ten Doeschate, 1 run
another smash, but he picks out mid-on! Only a single. Good grief, this is so tense
Schiferli injured himself during that run-out attempt with Broad. Damaged shoulder, by the looks of it. This is as mad as a box of frogs
19.4
1b
Broad to Schiferli, 1 bye
he plays and misses, the ball flies through to keeper who is standing back - and they run a bye!
This is unbelievably, sickeningly tense. 4 from 3
19.3
1
Broad to Ryan ten Doeschate, 1 run
Broad's dropped a wellied smash to a full toss! High above his head and it took a while to reach him
Boos around the ground, but I'm afraid that's the right decision. Anyway - move on. Here we go, chaps. 5 runs from 4 balls
19.2
1
Broad to Schiferli, 1 run
tries to smack it out to cover but can't time it. Broad fields and does a Jonty Rhodes, diving onto the stumps. But as his right hand (holding the ball) hits the turf, he releases the ball - it's his hand which smashes the bails! Not out
They're going to run whatever happens
6 from 5
19.1
1
Broad to Ryan ten Doeschate, 1 run
cracked out to the off side, Broad fields and should run him out - but misses! That's the fourth run-out opportunity they've missed tonight alone
England cannot just protect runs - they must aim for wickets.
Well, what an opening match we've had, ladies and gents. It's all coming down to the last over. Seven to win for Netherlands! Who'd have predicted this? Not I, sir. Collingwood's chatting to Broad and Anderson, and it'll be Broad going around the wicket
end of over 1910 runs
NED: 156/6CRR: 8.21 • RRR: 7.00
Edgar Schiferli2 (4b)
Ryan ten Doeschate19 (14b 2x4)
Ryan Sidebottom 4-0-23-0
James Anderson 4-0-23-3
18.6
2
Sidebottom to Schiferli, 2 runs
a waist-high full toss, slapped with tennis-style boshing past cover
Right. Last ball of the over. Netherlands need at least two, ideally four. England need a wicket
18.5
2lb
Sidebottom to Schiferli, 2 leg byes
rapped on the pads, the ball somehow finds its way to third man. Two more for Netherlands. Everything's going their way
Two more balls to go. 11 from 8. You can see it in their eyes: Netherlands are totally and utterly up for this. They believe they can...and I believe they probably will, too. England need something special
18.4
1
Sidebottom to Ryan ten Doeschate, 1 run
drives inside out, over mid-off to long-off - just a single
12 from 9 balls
18.3
4
Sidebottom to Ryan ten Doeschate, FOUR runs
full toss, slices this powerfully over extra cover - Morgan flies like Superman but drops it while airborne, parrying it over the rope! Four more to Netherlands!
16 from 10. My money's on Netherlands. Black, black sky above us
18.2
1lb
Sidebottom to Schiferli, 1 leg bye
off his legs - short midwicket has all three stumps to aim at. And misses! They so rarely hit the stums, England - it's remarkable
18.1
•
Sidebottom to Schiferli, no run
driven hard to mid-off - short mid-off, in fact. Good thinking by England
Right. 17 from 12. Good grief this is sheer madness.
end of over 184 runs • 1 wicket
NED: 146/6CRR: 8.11 • RRR: 8.50
Ryan ten Doeschate14 (12b 1x4)
James Anderson 4-0-23-3
Adil Rashid 4-0-36-1
Martin: "An audible and collective roar of relief from the crowd as well."
17.6
W
Anderson to van Bunge, OUT
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
Daan van Bunge c Wright b Anderson 8 (8b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 100
At this stage of the innings, wickets have almost no effect on Duckworth Lewis scores. But rest assured, they are not coming off now. It could be a monsoon and they'll stay out there.
17.5
•
Anderson to van Bunge, no run
ah, well bowled - a slower ball yorker outside the off stump
Collingwood's desperately trying to dry the ball. Soaking, sodden wet!
"Aside from a few die-hards, the pavilion is empty. Which is, frankly, disgraceful," Martin spits. He's not wrong, you know. This is a corking opening match
17.4
1
Anderson to Ryan ten Doeschate, 1 run
a fast delivery down the leg side, which he flicks to leg
17.3
1
Anderson to van Bunge, 1 run
down the pitch and he whacks it to leg
Netherlands have got a wicket to play with. Even if they lose one more wicket, they'll still be ahead on duckworth-lewis. Yes - I don't understand either. Just nod and agree with me.
17.2
1
Anderson to Ryan ten Doeschate, 1 run
worked to leg
17.1
1
Anderson to van Bunge, 1 run
bang! More outstanding timing - standing outside off and hammering it, but straight to deep extra cover
Martin understands all things Duckworth Lewis better than I. He says: "Right, Netherlands ahead. They need to be 144 at the end of this over assuming they don't lose a wicket."
end of over 179 runs
NED: 142/5CRR: 8.35 • RRR: 7.00
Ryan ten Doeschate12 (10b 1x4)
Daan van Bunge6 (4b 1x4)
Adil Rashid 4-0-36-1
James Anderson 3-0-19-2
1 for 36 for Rashid. A tough debut for him
16.6
•
Rashid to Ryan ten Doeschate, no run
comes down the pitch but Rashid spots him, fires it into his legs
21 from 19
16.5
1
Rashid to van Bunge, 1 run
skips down the pitch and whacks it to mid-on
Best performances - batters
Spike Graph
Wagon Zone
ENG
71 runs (49)
8 fours0 six
Productive shot
off side drive on front foot
33 runs
5 fours0 six
Control
73%
NED
49 runs (30)
6 fours1 six
Productive shot
off side drive on back foot
8 runs
1 four0 six
Control
77%
Match details
| Lord's, London | |
| Toss | Netherlands, elected to field first |
| Series | |
| Season | 2009 |
| Player Of The Match | |
| Match number | T20I no. 90 |
| Hours of play (local time) | 17.30 start, First Session 17.30-18.50, Interval 18.50-19.10, Second Session 19.10-20.30 |
| Match days | 5 June 2009 - daynight (20-over match) |
| T20I debut | |
| T20 debut | |
| Umpires | |
| TV Umpire | |
| Reserve Umpire | |
| Match Referee | |
| Points | Netherlands 2, England 0 |
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