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CWC Super League matches vs Ireland broadcasted via Ziggo Sport in the Netherlands

Published at 26 May, 2021

The national men’s cricket XI will play Ireland in three One Day Internationals on Wednesday 2, Friday 4 and Monday 7 June in Utrecht at the new Kampong ODI venue. These matches can be watched on Dutch TV channel Ziggo Sport: this is the first time ever that cricket will be broadcasted live in The Netherlands, with Dutch commentators.

This series of three is the first in a string of twelve home matches for Netherlands cricket in 2021 and 2022. In 2022 the national team will play England, Pakistan and the West Indies. These encounters are all part of the ICC CWC Super League, which forms the qualifying path to the 2023 ICC World Cup in India. It is quite special that The Netherlands, as an Associate Member of the ICC, takes part in this competition with the twelve ICC Full Members.

Start time Netherlands vs Ireland, ODI on all three days, is 10:30 am.

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