Match scheduled
Date : 9 march 2011
10 : 00 time
This icc worldcup 2011 match
India vs.Netherlands
This is a refundable package , any time you can
refund this package . So dont worry watch this match .
By this stage in the World Cup, it has been firmly established that no team - whether minnow, established, Associate or full-time - can be taken lightly, and that, especially in Group B, all teams are capable of pulling off wins.
England were given a scare by Netherlands and then beaten by Ireland. However, they in turn beat South Africa, who had looked invincible until their batting meltdown. India have so far been the only team in the group who have not lost a match. Against Netherlands, they would be expected to continue that record, although they will know that it is not likely to be a walk in the park.
India: Although India have remained unbeaten so far, there have been several areas that need improvement. There are times India have looked like the dominant World Cup favourites that they are, but there have also been times when they have struggled. Most noticeable in these has been the bowling and fielding. The contrast between the fielding of India and England was stark, while Ireland's fielding standards were so far above the Indians' that there was no room for any comparison. As MS Dhoni said after the tie against England, there isn't much that can be done about the fielding. The Indian squad is not made up of athletic movers, and that is something they will just have to live with. In the bowling, Piyush Chawla's place will be under the maximum scrutiny after his poor show so far. Depending on the bowling combination India want to go with, either Nehra or R Ashwin should replace Chawla in the starting eleven. The batting may have huffed and puffed a little against Ireland, but the pitch wasn't conducive to extravagant stroke-play and Ireland gave nothing away in the field. Against the Netherlands, this batting line-up will fancy its chances of a big total or a successful chase.
Netherlands: Their performance has been plucky, but too much depends on the extra-ordinary talents of Ryan ten Doeschate. For long recognized as the most talented non-Test playing cricketer, Doeschate's masterful display against England almost pulled off a sensational win for his team. When he failed though - as he did against South Africa and West Indies - his team struggled. Netherlands will look to their batting to help them compete against the home team, since that is their stronger suit. The bowling is a weakness, and they will need something special from their bowlers to contain the Indian batting line-up. Mudassar Bukhari and Pieter Seelar will have to lead the way while bowling, and alongwith Doeschate coming good, Netherlands will look to Tom Cooper to lend solidity to the batting.
Head to Head:
India and Netherlands' only previous meeting was at the 2003 World Cup. India won the match, but it wasn't a walk in the park, with the Dutch bowlers getting their more famous opponents all out for 204 on a pitch that wasn't easy for batting. The Netherlands had then folded for 136, but if they can repeat that kind of bowling performance, they will not be easy pushovers this time.
Date : 9 march 2011
10 : 00 time
This icc worldcup 2011 match
India vs.Netherlands
This is a refundable package , any time you can
refund this package . So dont worry watch this match .
By this stage in the World Cup, it has been firmly established that no team - whether minnow, established, Associate or full-time - can be taken lightly, and that, especially in Group B, all teams are capable of pulling off wins.
England were given a scare by Netherlands and then beaten by Ireland. However, they in turn beat South Africa, who had looked invincible until their batting meltdown. India have so far been the only team in the group who have not lost a match. Against Netherlands, they would be expected to continue that record, although they will know that it is not likely to be a walk in the park.
India: Although India have remained unbeaten so far, there have been several areas that need improvement. There are times India have looked like the dominant World Cup favourites that they are, but there have also been times when they have struggled. Most noticeable in these has been the bowling and fielding. The contrast between the fielding of India and England was stark, while Ireland's fielding standards were so far above the Indians' that there was no room for any comparison. As MS Dhoni said after the tie against England, there isn't much that can be done about the fielding. The Indian squad is not made up of athletic movers, and that is something they will just have to live with. In the bowling, Piyush Chawla's place will be under the maximum scrutiny after his poor show so far. Depending on the bowling combination India want to go with, either Nehra or R Ashwin should replace Chawla in the starting eleven. The batting may have huffed and puffed a little against Ireland, but the pitch wasn't conducive to extravagant stroke-play and Ireland gave nothing away in the field. Against the Netherlands, this batting line-up will fancy its chances of a big total or a successful chase.
Netherlands: Their performance has been plucky, but too much depends on the extra-ordinary talents of Ryan ten Doeschate. For long recognized as the most talented non-Test playing cricketer, Doeschate's masterful display against England almost pulled off a sensational win for his team. When he failed though - as he did against South Africa and West Indies - his team struggled. Netherlands will look to their batting to help them compete against the home team, since that is their stronger suit. The bowling is a weakness, and they will need something special from their bowlers to contain the Indian batting line-up. Mudassar Bukhari and Pieter Seelar will have to lead the way while bowling, and alongwith Doeschate coming good, Netherlands will look to Tom Cooper to lend solidity to the batting.
Head to Head:
India and Netherlands' only previous meeting was at the 2003 World Cup. India won the match, but it wasn't a walk in the park, with the Dutch bowlers getting their more famous opponents all out for 204 on a pitch that wasn't easy for batting. The Netherlands had then folded for 136, but if they can repeat that kind of bowling performance, they will not be easy pushovers this time.
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