Pakistan vs Netherlands স্কোরকার্ড, 2nd ODI, Netherlands vs Pakistan 2022

Pakistan have won each of their four men’s ODI matches against the Netherlands; other than the Dutch, only against Kenya (W6) and Afghanistan (W4) have they played more than three matches in the format without losing a game.

Pakistan have won 46 games while playing in men’s ODIs in the continent of Europe, only in the Americas have the Shaheens registered fewer victories (29) in the format.

After beating Netherlands by 16 runs in the first men’s ODI, Pakistan have extended their winning run to six games in the format; the last time they won more such games in a row was between June and October 2017 (a run of nine straight wins).

Netherlands have lost each of their last 13 men’s ODI games on the bounce, this happens to be their longest losing streak in the format.

Netherlands have struck a boundary once every 14.3 balls in men’s ODI cricket since the beginning of 2020, the worst such rate of all the teams involved in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup Super League.

Netherlands have scored 650 runs in the powerplay phase of men’s ODI matches since the beginning of this year, only West Indies (794) have scored more than the Dutch among all the teams involved in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup Super League.

Pakistan bowlers have registered a dot ball percentage of 33% during the death overs in men’s ODI cricket (overs 41-50) since the beginning of 2022, the lowest such rate among all full-member sides during the period; Netherlands managed a rate of 31% in this category during the same period.

Babar Azam (Pakistan) has averaged 89 with the bat since the start of 2022 in men’s ODIs, only Michael Bracewell has averaged more than the Pakistani skipper in the format (min. five innings).

Scott Edwards (Netherlands) has scored 144 runs in the death overs (overs 41-50) of men’s ODI cricket since the beginning of 2022, the most by any batter during this period.

Imam-ul-Haq (Pakistan) is one ton away from becoming the seventh Pakistani batter to register 10 or more centuries in men’s ODI cricket, among currently active Pakistani batters, only Babar Azam (17) has achieved the feat.