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Super League Series Netherlands vs Pakistan

Published at 15 August, 2022

On 16, 18 and 21 August, the Netherlands will play Pakistan in the Super League, in three ODI matches at VOC Rotterdam. The matches will start at 11:00 CEST. All updates, during and after the matches, will be posted in this liveblog.

Sunday 21 August - match 3

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Scorecard
Read the full match recap

Thursday 18 August - match 2

Scorecard
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Tuesday 16 August - match 1

Scorecard
Read the full match recap

Monday 15 August

The day before! Today the men are getting ready for the first of three games against Pakistan. Wondering which men we are talking about? Take a look at the selection again below ⤵️

Broadcast info

  • Netherlands: Viaplay
  • Pakistan: A Sports HD, ARY ZAP, Tapmad & Geo Super
  • India: FanCode
  • USA/Canada: Willow TV
  • Carribean: Flow Sport
  • ICC.TV - Selected Regions

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