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Dutch women's team to England for two 50-over matches

Published at 28 June, 2024

The Dutch women's squad will play two 50-over matches in England on 2 and 3 July 2024. The first will take place at the Headingley stadium in Leeds, the second at Sale Cricket Club in the south-west of Manchester. Heather Siegers is not in the squad due to an injury.

Fixtures (50 over matches):

Tuesday 2nd July vs Northern Diamonds | 11.00 am at Headingley Cricket Ground, Leeds

Wednesday 3rd July vs Lancashire Thunder |  10.30 am at Sale Cricket Club, Manchester

Squad:

Babette de Leede (c, wk)

Annemijn van Beuge

Merel Dekeling

Sterre Kalis

Sanya Khurana

Hannah Landheer

Caroline de Lange

Phebe Molkenboer

Frédérique Overdijk

Myrthe van den Raad

Robine Rijke

Silver Siegers

Iris Zwilling

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The following fantastic cricket events are coming up shortly: 1st half of May – WCL2 matches against UAE and Scotland (men in the Netherlands, 50 overs) 1st half of June – WCL 2 matches against Nepal and Scotland (men in Scotland, 50 overs) 1st half of June – USA plays number of T20Is in the Netherlands (women) 1st half of July – T20 World Cup Qualifier for men (in the Netherlands) 2nd half of August - T20 World Cup Qualifier for women (in the Netherlands) Follow it all on ICC TV, www.espncricinfo.nl and follow the KNCB on social media!

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