The KNCB has released the below statement following the news of Netherlands National Team Coach Ryan Campbell

Published at 19 April, 2022

The KNCB, Board, staff, players and the Netherlands cricket community are in absolute shock following the news of the heart attack Ryan suffered while on a family holiday in the UK.

On behalf of the KNCB, we would like to pass on our heartfelt thought to Ryan, Leontina, and family and hope Ryan makes a full and speedy recovery.

Ryan is the coach of the Dutch National Cricket Team, a position he has held since early 2017.

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