Who Will Win Netherlands vs Scotland 5th Match?
Scotland will be seeking their first win in the T20 international tri-series when they face hosts Netherlands in what will be the fifth and penultimate game of the tournament. The match will be played on June 19 at the VRA Cricket Ground in Amstelveen. Live action is scheduled to begin at 5 PM local time.
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Toss Prediction
The VRA Cricket Ground has hosted a total of 19 limited-overs international matches (17 ODIs and 2 T20Is) till date out of which 12 have been won by the side that has batted first, including both the T20 internationals. Since the team batting first here has a far better win percentage, the toss-winning captain will probably elect to bat first.
Read on for team previews, betting odds, betting tips and match prediction for Netherlands vs Scotland 5th match...
Netherlands Team News & Playing 11
Team News
Netherlands have made a slight change to their squad for their matches against Scotland. Their 13-man squad has now been reduced to 12 with the release of all-rounder Roelof van der Merwe and they have replaced fast bowler Paul van Meekeren with uncapped medium pacer Quirijn Gunning.
Key Players
The opening pair of Tobias Visee and Max ODowd hold the key to Netherlands' batting. The latter has scored an aggregate of 59 runs from two games and it will be crucial that he takes his team off to a good start here. Visee has got starts in both the games and the hosts will expect a big knock from him. Pieter Seelaar too has chipped in with notable contributions and he brings stability to the middle order. The skipper will also have a major role to play with the ball. He has taken four wickets so far in the series and the Scottish batsmen may not be too comfortable against him. Shane Snater has also been amongst the wickets and he could provide the early breakthroughs with the new ball.
Recent Form
Netherlands have now won three of their last five matches which includes back-to-back wins against Ireland at Rotterdam in the ongoing series. After winning the opening encounter by four runs, they pipped Ireland again by four wickets in the second match. Their last T20I defeat came against Hong Kong last year at Dubai.
Netherlands Predicted Playing 11
Tobias Visee, Max ODowd, Ben Cooper, Bas de Leede, Wesley Barresi, Pieter Seelaar (c), Sikander Zulfiqar, Scott Edwards (wk), Shane Snater, Fred Klaassen, Quirijn Gunnin
Scotland Team News & Playing 11
Team News
Scotland went into the last game against Ireland with a couple of changes to their lineup. They brought in fast bowler Safyaan Sharif and left-arm spinner Hamza Tahir in place of spinner Mark Watt and all-rounder Alasdair Evans. Considering an improved performance from their first game, the team may not want to make a change for this upcoming match.
Key Players
Scotland will bank on their top three in George Munsey, Kyle Coetzer and Calum MacLeod to fire with the bat. All three had a good outing in the last match against Ireland and the team will be hoping that they can carry that form into this match. Munsey seems to be the man in form for Scotland with scores of 41 and 46 in the respective matches. Stu Whittingham and Safyaan Sharif are apparently the biggest threats in this bowling attack. The pacemen have been the most impressive among the bowlers and it will be mainly up to them to strangle the Dutch batsmen.
Recent Form
Scotland have not been able to secure a single win in their last five T20 internationals. After losing their first match of the ongoing tri-series to Ireland by 46 runs, their second match against the same opposition saw an improved performance from them but they still could not get over the line as the game ended in a tie.
Scotland Predicted Playing 11
George Munsey, Kyle Coetzer (c), Calum MacLeod, Michael Leask, Matthew Cross (wk), Richie Berrington, Dylan Budge, Safyaan Sharif, Chris Sole, Hamza Tahir, Stu Whittingham
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