All scoresNetherlands won by 3 wkts
United Arab Emirates244/850.0 ov
Netherlands245/743.5 ov
Netherlands won by 3 wkts
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Alert history
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- Match finishedNetherlands won by 3 wkts
- Wicket — Netherlands 187/7Innings 2 at 187/7.
- Wicket — Netherlands 166/6Innings 2 at 166/6.
- Wicket — Netherlands 157/5Innings 2 at 157/5.
- Wicket — Netherlands 157/4Innings 2 at 157/4.
- Wicket — Netherlands 121/3Innings 2 at 121/3.
- Wicket — Netherlands 103/2Innings 2 at 103/2.
- Wicket — Netherlands 102/1Innings 2 at 102/1.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 227/8Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 227/7Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 226/6Innings 1 at 226/6.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 216/5Innings 1 at 216/5.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 214/4Innings 1 at 214/4.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 73/3Innings 1 at 73/3.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 38/2Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Wicket — United Arab Emirates 38/1Innings 1: 2 wickets fell between updates.
- Match startedUnited Arab Emirates vs Netherlands is under way at ICC Academy Ground, Dubai.
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