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Dutch men to play four T20Is from 15 to 20 June in Glasgow

Published at 14 June, 2025

After the recent WCL2 Series of four One Day Internationals, the Dutch men's team will play four T20Is in Glasgow; two against Nepal and two against host Scotland. Compared to the recent WCL2 Series, left arm spinner Daniel Doram will replace Shariz Ahmad in the squad and legspinner/ batsman Saqib Zulfiqar will replace Wesley Barresi.

Squad

Noah Croes
Daniel Doram
Aryan Dutt
Scott Edwards
Ben Fletcher
Viv Kingma
Kyle Klein
Michael Levitt
Zach Lion-Cachet
Teja Nidamanuru
Max O’Dowd
Vikram Singh
Roelof van der Merwe
Paul van Meekeren
Saqib Zulfiqar

Fixtures

15.00 CEST  15-6-2025 Scotland v Netherlands T20I
15.00  16-6-2025 Nepal v Netherlands T20I
15.00  17-6-2025 Scotland v Nepal T20I
15.00  18-6-2025 Scotland v Netherlands T20I
15.00  19-6-2025 Nepal v Netherlands T20I
15.00  20-6-2025 Scotland v Nepal T20I

Photo credit: Cricket Scotland / Ian Jacobs

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