England have established themselves as the series leader and can now look forward to defending their crown at home. In recent England Cricket Team Vs Netherlands National Cricket Team Matches, Jos Buttler led by example, while Phil Salt and Dawid Malan registered impressive fifties during a dominant first-innings onslaught that underlined England’s batting depth.
Scotland and Ireland will make their World Cup debuts this summer after successfully qualifying through qualifying tournaments.
| Match | Tournament | Venue | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| England vs Netherlands | ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 | MCA Stadium, Pune | England won by 160 runs |
England vs Netherlands ODI
England overpowered the Netherlands in three one-day internationals to complete a clean sweep in their three one-day series against them, culminating in victory at Headingley – their first defeat at home since 2009. England’s new-look team, buoyed by Sam Billings and Phil Salt’s return, displayed no nerves while powering to an innings victory with ease.
The Netherlands struggled mightily on an excellent batting pitch, with none of their top five batsmen reaching 40 runs. Lower order batsmen faired better but England’s bowlers kept run-rate under control; Moeen Ali and Jos Buttler in particular excelled with the new ball while by the time spinners arrived they were already behind schedule.
Jason Roy commemorated his 100th cap with a century to guide England to an easy victory against Netherlands. His opening partnership of 139 runs with Salt put them in control early, though Jason would ultimately fall late due to injury. Netherlands never looked capable of matching such a high total; captain Pieter Seelaar had to bow out due to back pain.
England claimed victory by defeating Pakistan 3-0 and earning 10 World Cup Super League points, and Jos Buttler added another 62 runs as England closed on 265. Although not their best performance, England were always in control and did not allow Adil Rashid any runs from his bowlers; an encouraging end to a series that will provide valuable experience before facing Sri Lanka next month.
England vs Netherlands T20
On June 14th, England will look to maintain their winning start to World Cup 2016 when they take on Netherlands in Group 1 at Hampshire Bowl. England previously triumphed by six wickets against Netherlands during one previous meeting between them both, back in 2009.
England have been given a boost with the inclusion of county players Jos Buttler and Sam Billings into their team, who both scored centuries against France recently. Holland are well equipped with talented cricketers such as all-rounder Daan Nel and wicketkeeper Peter Goudsen who can all make significant contributions in this matchup.
On Friday 12 June, England will open their tournament at Edgbaston against Sri Lanka, before welcoming Bangladesh and Scotland during that round. On Sunday 28 June at Lord’s, Bangladesh take on tournament debutants Netherlands while India and Bangladesh battle it out in two high-octane encounters.
Five European teams will make their World Cup debut this summer, with Bangladesh, Ireland and the Netherlands qualifying successfully after intense qualifying campaigns to join hosts England in Group 1. Eight other sides are split between two groups for competition.
Ireland will open their World Cup campaign with an all-Celtic contest against Scotland at Old Trafford on 13 June before travelling to Hampshire Bowl in Hampshire to face England on 16 June. Following this matchup, they’ll proceed directly to Lord’s Stadium for their final showdown on July 5.
The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 takes place from June 12 to July 5 at Leeds Headingley Stadium and all matches can be seen live on Sky Sports Cricket or with NOW TV’s subscription option, giving fans access to every minute of this summer’s action.
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