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LIVEBLOG: South Africa - The Netherlands (CWC Super League) live on YouTube

Published at 26 November, 2021

Friday 26 november

The first match in the series has been abandoned. After only two batting overs for the Dutch, the rain proved to be too much and it hasn't stopped since.

Click below to see the scorecard and the official statement regarding the South Africa tour.

Scorecard
Netherlands tour to South Africa update

Thursday 25 november

The CWC Super League ODI Series against South Africa can be followed live via the live stream on our YouTube Channel (only for Dutch residents).

Tomorrow at 09am (CET) the first match will start. Follow this page for live updates and the stream.

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