T20 World Cup: Pastelid’s all-round talent helps Netherlands beat Namibia by 7 wickets | Cricket News

New Delhi: A few days ago in Colombo, the Netherlands lost control of the game in the final few games against Pakistan, but on Tuesday, the Dutch all-rounder Lower Lid Ensured there were no hiccups this time around and led his team to their first win of the T20 World Cup, beating Namibia by seven wickets.Bath’s father, Tim de Lid, also played for the Netherlands and took his first international wicket, dismissing Sachin Tendulkar in the 2003 ODI World Cup. Bass showcased his all-round ability to help his team stay alive in the tournament at Delhi’s Firoz Shah Kotla Ground.

After reducing Namibia to 156 for 8, Pastelid led the Netherlands home with a 12-ball win. Delide remained unbeaten with 72 off 48 balls.Delide has received strong support from all parties Colin AckermanHe scored 32 goals from 28 goals and Michael Levitt scored 28 goals from 15 goals in the opener. His 70-run partnership with Ackerman for the third wicket proved to be a game-changing partnership.Meanwhile, Namibia, inspired by the Netherlands, also started a spin attack and found immediate success, with Max O’Dowd being caught by the Namibia skipper in the third over off a faster back delivery by left-arm orthodox Bernard Scholtz.Left-arm pacer Reuben Troupelmann dismissed Michael Levitt on the third ball of the sixth over, but the 22-year-old batsman did enough damage with an innings of 28 off 15 balls as the Netherlands ended the powerplay at 50 for 2.Ackermann was knocked out in the 13th hole by Steenkamp in the 10th hole. The Netherlands still needed 80 runs in the final half of the innings and Ackerman’s wicket would put pressure on them, but Steenkamp was unable to take a regular catch at deep square leg.Namibia got off to a slow start after taking the field. Louren Steenkamp and Jan Frylinck opened the innings, with Netherlands starting with deputy Aryan Dutt. The lanky spinner had Steenkamp stranded midway on the track and the right-handed batsman was stumped by Netherlands captain Scott Edwards in the third over.The Dutch bowlers made the most of the conditions, hitting four spins in the powerplay, while the Namibia Eagles managed just 40 runs in the first six overs, hitting just three boundaries and four sixes.Jan Frylinck’s innings never clicked and he ended summarily when he was caught by Edwards Logan VanBeekNamibia’s bowling scored 65 runs off 2 balls after 10 overs.It was not until captain Gerhard Erasmus joined forces with left-hander Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton in the midfield that Namibia’s run rate improved and they scored 29 points in the next two rounds, taking their total score in 12 rounds to 94 points.However, Erasmus, who scored 18 goals with 9 goals, was stuck in midfield in the 13th round. Loftie-Eaton’s 42 off 38 balls was followed by Namibia’s defeat of 107 for 4 in the 15th over.Namibia lost Reuben Troupelmann’s batting ability in the final innings, with Dylan Letcher’s poor call resulting in Troupelmann being dismissed for 9 runs.

Namibia finished with 156 runs for eight in 20 overs, helped in part by some regular captaincy from Scott Edwards, as none of the four successful Dutch bowlers completed their full quota. Aryan Dutt conceded just 13 runs in three overs and took one wicket, while Logan van Beek and Bas de Leede took two wickets each.Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton was Namibia’s top scorer with 42 goals, while opener Jan Frylinck scored 30 goals from 26 goals.summary scoreNamibia: 156/8 in 20 overs (Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton 42, Jan Frylinck 30; Logan van Beek 2/13, Bas de Leede 2/20).Netherlands: 159/3 in 18 overs (Bas de Leede 72 not out, Colin Ackerman 32).