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Squad announced for Dutch team in Dream 11 European T10 Championship

Published at 30 September, 2024

The squad for the Dutch team in the Dream 11 European Cricket Championship from September 23 to October 19 has been announced. Look at the image for the thirteen selected players. Heino Kuhn en Pierce Fletcher will be the coaches.

The Netherlands A will be in action against Jersey, Italy, Sweden and Norway in the Premier Division from Saturday 12 October in the spectacular T10 format.  

The finals week will be from 15 to 19 October. For that, reigning European T10 champion England is automatically qualified.  

Follow the T10 event here: https://www.ecn.cricket/european-cricket-championship

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