All scoresNetherlands won by 106 runs
Netherlands371/550.0 ov
Oman265/1049.3 ov
Netherlands won by 106 runs
Data may be stale: last successful update 15 h ago.Coverage refreshes every 5 min. We keep showing the last score rather than inventing one.
Scores onlyScores updated every 5 minWicket alerts only — batter milestones unavailable for this match
Alert history
Newest first · deduplicated by event identity
- Match finishedNetherlands won by 106 runs
- Wicket — Oman 265/10Innings 2 at 265 all out.
- Oman innings endedOman all out for 265.
- Wicket — Oman 265/9Innings 2 at 265/9.
- Wicket — Oman 224/8Innings 2 at 224/8.
- Wicket — Oman 217/7Innings 2 at 217/7.
- Wicket — Oman 200/6Innings 2 at 200/6.
- Wicket — Oman 168/5Innings 2 at 168/5.
- Wicket — Oman 146/4Innings 2 at 146/4.
- Wicket — Oman 132/3Innings 2 at 132/3.
- Wicket — Oman 60/2Innings 2 at 60/2.
- Wicket — Oman 35/1Innings 2 at 35/1.
- Wicket — Netherlands 294/5Innings 1 at 294/5.
- Wicket — Netherlands 285/4Innings 1 at 285/4.
- Wicket — Netherlands 264/3Innings 1 at 264/3.
- Wicket — Netherlands 110/2Innings 1 at 110/2.
- Wicket — Netherlands 102/1Innings 1 at 102/1.
- Match startedNetherlands vs Oman is under way at ICC Academy Ground, Dubai.
Alerts are generated by comparing stored snapshots, so they land after the provider updates, not instantly. A sparse or interrupted feed can miss an event, and we never fabricate one to fill the gap.
Cricket terms explained
- Overs
- An over is six legal balls. Written as 19.4 it means 19 completed overs plus four balls, not a decimal number.
- Stumps
- The end of a day’s play in a multi-day match. Play resumes the next morning, so alerts slow down overnight.
- Innings break
- The pause between innings, typically ten minutes in limited-overs cricket.
- Declaration
- A captain ending their own team’s innings while batters are still in, shown here with a "d".
- Lead and trail
- In a match with two innings each, the difference between the teams’ combined runs.
- DLS
- The Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method recalculating a target after rain. We show it because the provider reports it.
- Follow-on
- When a side trails by a large margin in the first innings and is asked to bat again immediately.