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Squad for the upcoming T20I Series in and against Oman

Published at 12 November, 2024

Men’s head coach Ryan Cook has announced his squad for the T20I series in Oman. Ryan Klein is injured and will be replaced by Shariz Ahmad. The Netherlands will play three T20I matches against the host nation on November 13, 14 and 16.

Squad:

Colin Ackermann

Shariz Ahmad

Noah Croes

Bas de Leede

Aryan Dutt

Scott Edwards (captain, wicketkeeper)

Vivian Kingma

Kyle Klein

Michael Levitt

Teja Nidamanuru

Max O’Dowd

Vikram Singh

Timm van der Gugten

Roelof van der Merwe

Paul van Meekeren

Fixtures:

13 Nov  11.00 CET            Oman v Netherlands      T20I 

14 Nov  15.00 CET            Oman v Netherlands      T20I

16 Nov  11.00 CET            Oman v Netherlands      T20I

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