Netherlands Tied at 374 for 9 (Nidamanuru 111, Edwards 67, Chase 3-77) West Indies 374 for 6 (Pooran 104*, King 76, Zulfikar 2-43). Netherlands won the Super Over
And if you thought that was crazy enough for the day, Van Beek went 4, 6, 4, 6, 6, 4 for the most runs in the one-over eliminator. In reply, West Indies lost two wickets for 8 runs. The result left the Netherlands with two crucial points in the Super Sixes of the World Cup qualifiers, with nothing to take the West Indies forward after being beaten by both the Netherlands and Zimbabwe. The two-time World Cup champions are now reeling in hopes of going right to the World Cup in India.
None other than Van Beek in Greece. The first three legal deliveries of the 49th over went 4, 6, 4. Nine runs were needed off six balls. Four more from Van Beek. But there was a twist. To get a ball off the last ball, he swung it to mid-on, where Jason Holder fell to his right to catch the ball. It will only be given by Alsari Joseph’s front foot Just Being within bounds.