NED vs PAK Live Cricket Score

36.3 OUT! RUN OUT! Pakistan lose a completely avoidable wicket! Tim Pringle goes full and outside the off pole, Fakhar Zaman goes for the sweep and plays the ball firmly towards deep mid-wicket. They look for two runs but Bas de Leede does wonderfully well in the deep and collects the ball cleanly. The throw is right on top of the stumps at the keeper's end. Fakhar Zaman is well short despite his dive as Scott Edwards whips the bails off. The centurion has to depart and the Netherlands have a couple of wickets in quick succession - both the set batters dismissed. 196/3

6 OUT! LBW! Imam-ul-Haq has to depart! The Netherlands have drawn first blood! Vivian Kingma bowls this fuller and swings the ball into the left-handed batter from around middle and leg. Imam-ul-Haq plays all over this one and misses the line of the ball. It hits him on the pads and the Dutch players go up in a huge appeal. The umpire though disagrees. Scott Edwards decides to review this after some contemplation. UltraEdge shows there is no bat involved. Ball Tracking shows all three reds and the on-field umpire has to overturn his decision! What a breakthrough for Netherlands and Pakistan's watchful start has not paid off! 10/1

34.2 OUT! CAUGHT! At last, the Netherlands have a breakthrough as they get rid of Babar Azam. The stand worth 168 runs has been put to an end. It's on a good length, around off, Babar clears his front leg and tries to heave it over mid-wicket. The ball though takes the top edge and flies to mid off where Tom Cooper takes a simple catch at the edge of the circle. Runs had dried out in the last few overs and the Pakistan skipper, in an attempt to cut loose, departs. 178/2

39.1 OUT! Given lbw! Mohammad Rizwan has a word with his partner and takes the review. This one looks close. Coming to the delivery, it's on a length around off, angling in, Rizwan stays back and tries to flick but misses. He is rapped on the front pad, they appeal vociferously and the finger goes up. DRS time! The UltraEdge finds no bat and the Ball Tracking shows that it's clipping the leg stump. The on-field decision stays and Rizwan walks back for yet another low score. This is a good phase of play for the home team. 212/4

43.1 OUT! Khushdil holes out! Fuller in length and around off, at 77 mph, Shah clears his front leg for a big heave-ho over the leg side but it flies off the toe end of his bat to wide long on. Tom Cooper is perfectly placed in the deep to take the catch. End of a quick knock from Khushdil Shah. 243/5

45.5 OUT! CAUGHT! A tame dismissal for Nawaz. Bas de Leede has his second wicket. Short in length and outside off, slower in pace, Nawaz goes on his toes and tries to slam it over point. The ball though arrives late and takes the top half of his blade. It lobs up to Vivian Kingma at short third man who makes no mistake on this occasion. 266/6

32.1 OUT! LBW! Loopy and full, landing around middle, Singh goes down to sweep but misses and is rapped on the pads. They appeal and the finger goes up. Vikramjit Singh consults his partner and takes the review. The UltraEdge shows that there is no bat and the Ball Tracking finds everything in line. Three reds and Singh departs for his highest score in ODIs. Both the set batters are dismissed and the Netherlands will have to start from scratch. 148 needed off 107 balls. 167/5

1.2 OUT! Plumb in front! Fast and furious from Naseem Shah. He gets his line and length right and strikes immediately. Clocks 91 mph and delivers it on a length around off. It nips back in off the surface, Max O'Dowd is late in bringing his bat down and is pinged on the front pad. They appeal and the finger goes up instantly. Max walks back without thinking about the review. Early blow to the Netherlands. 7/1

4.2 OUT! TIMBER! The off pole goes cartwheeling out of the ground. Haris Rauf bows this a touch fuller and outside off, and gets the ball to nip back in sharply. Wesley Barresi reads the line and decides to offer no shot but the ball comes in to uproot his off stump. Pakistan have started wonderfully here and they have their second wicket. 24/2

12.2 OUT! Dead plumb! No inside edge this time, Bas de Leede knows he is a goner and walks back. Mohammad Wasim hurls across a length ball, around off and nipping back in at 86 mph. Bas de Leede goes nowhere with his footwork and is caught inside the crease. He tries to work it on the leg side but misses and is rapped on the pads. They appeal and the umpire lifts his finger. This is a big blow to the Dutch team as Bas is their star batter. 253 needed off 226 balls. 62/3

30.2 OUT! CAUGHT! The breakthrough has come and Pakistan are delighted. Rauf darts in a length ball around middle, at 90 mph, Cooper tries to flick but closes the face of his bat early. It balloons in the air off the leading edge and Babar Azam takes the simplest of catches at mid off. Rauf roars in delight. The dangerous Tom Cooper has been dismissed and the 97-run stand is also over. 156 needed off 118 balls. 159/4

40.2 OUT! Drags it on! Naseem Shah strikes to break a dangerous stand. Fuller in length and outside off, at 86 kph, Teja Nidamanuru tries for a booming drive through the line but only manages an inside edge onto the stumps. The wickets are shattered and Pakistan will feel a lot easy now. 93 runs needed in 58 balls, four wickets left! 222/6

48 OUT! Logan van Beek holes out! The pressure was mounting, and Logan tries to find the boundary but perishes in the process. Shortish and around off, van Beek heaves it over square leg but doesn't get the connection right. Khushdil Shah takes a simple catch in the deep. 35 needed off 12 balls. 280/7

48.1 OUT! LBW! Naseem spears in a full inswinging delivery, around middle at 88 mph. Tim Pringle fails to keep it out and is thudded on the pads. The appeal is made and the finger goes up. Tim Pringle takes the DRS but it's of no use. He is plumb in front, confirms the Ball Tracking. 280/8