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NED vs PAK LIVE Score – Pakistan vs Netherlands 1st ODI LIVE: The Pakistani team managed by Babar Azam will face the Netherlands on Tuesday, but with an eye on the Asian Cup 2022. The series against the Netherlands will be used to prepare for the Asian Cup Mega Clash against India on August 28. Injured Shaheen Shan Afridi has traveled with the team to the Netherlands but will not play the first two ODIs. The match will start at 2:30 p.m.
All eyes are on Shaheen Shah Afridi Recovery: The 22-year-old paceman suffered a knee injury during the recent Sri Lanka tour. His physical condition worries Babar Azam and the think tank. On the one hand, they will face the Netherlands from Tuesday, but on the other hand, the captain is fully focused on getting his main bowler back in shape ahead of the Asian Cup.
Pakistani team bosses don’t want to overload a fast bowler. Afridi has already played 97 times in all three formats since making his international debut just four years ago.
“We are taking some doctors with us to take care of Shaheen and we want him to play a game against the Netherlands to see if he is fit and ready for the Asian Cup,” said Pakistani skipper Babar Azam.
“But we have 11 trumps. Each of them can be the winner of the match of his day. I have faith in all of them, be they hitters or bowlers.
The series in Rotterdam has been postponed due to Covid in 2020. It is part of the 13-nation Super League from which the top seven teams plus hosts India will qualify for the 2023 World Cup.
Pakistan are currently third on 90 points, having beaten a formidable Australia 2-1 in their last ODI series at home. Failing to make the top seven would mean having to negotiate a perilous route through a qualifying competition.
“There are important Super League points at stake that we cannot lose,” said Azam who might be stunned to see Europe bake in a heat wave.
“I think the conditions will be similar to England. The weather will be cooler so we trained with the air conditioning indoors, maybe that helps to simulate the conditions,” he said on Thursday as the team departed for Europe.
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The two teams have played just three one-day internationals, all at multinational events at the 1996 (Pakistan) and 2003 (South Africa) World Cups and the 2002 Champions Trophy (Sri Lanka). Pakistan won all three.
After qualifying for the Twenty20 World Cup to be played in Australia later this year, the Netherlands are looking to significantly increase their over-50 fortunes. They are ranked last in the Super League, having won just two of their 16 matches with one scoreless and 13 losses. Those two wins – against Ireland – followed 12 straight series defeats against Afghanistan, New Zealand, West Indies and England.
England also broke a world record aggregate of 498-4 against them in June. But new skipper Scott Edwards believes playing against bigger nations has helped his young side.
“ODI cricket is always a benchmark for associates,” said Edwards, who replaced Pieter Seelaar as skipper in June.
“We have a lot of young cricketers who have been on display against England and New Zealand. I’m excited for the next two, three years.
“We are playing in Pakistan which is another opportunity to compete against world class bowlers and batters and it is huge preparation for us to hone our skills for the Twenty20 World Cup in Australia.
“It’s been a great summer for the players to have this opportunity to play against these bigger nations. There’s a bit of shame that we don’t have any wins on the board.
Pakistan have dropped fast bowler Hasan Ali who is replaced by rookie point guard Naseem Shah while Shahnawaz Dahani, Haris Rauf and Mohammad Wasim Junior are the other fasts on the team. The Netherlands, meanwhile, have recalled 38-year-old versatile Wesley Barresi after a three-year absence.
All eyes are on Shaheen Shah Afridi Recovery: The 22-year-old paceman suffered a knee injury during the recent Sri Lanka tour. His physical condition worries Babar Azam and the think tank. On the one hand, they will face the Netherlands from Tuesday, but on the other hand, the captain is fully focused on getting his main bowler back in shape ahead of the Asian Cup.
Pakistani team bosses don’t want to overload a fast bowler. Afridi has already played 97 times in all three formats since making his international debut just four years ago.
Shaheen Afridi’s injury increased Babar Azam ‘s tension, gave this update regarding injury
Babar Azam: Before the Asia Cup 2022, the injury of Pakistan’s leading fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi has increased the problems of the Pakistan team. Afridi was injured during the first Test on the Sri Lanka tour, after which he had to be ruled out of the second Test.
efore leaving for the Netherlands tour, Pakistan captain Babar Azam has given an update on the injury of his star bowler. Let us tell you, before the Asia Cup, Pakistan will play a three-match ODI series against the Netherlands.
Babar Azam told that Shaheen Afridi has not yet fully recovered from the injury, but still the team is taking him along on the Netherlands tour so that the doctors and physio can pay attention to him.
Babar Azam, “I am worried about Shaheen’s fitness” :-
The Pakistan captain said, ‘There is concern about Shaheen’s fitness. We are taking her along as the doctors and physios are traveling with the team so she can be well taken care of. We are thinking from a long term perspective. There is also the Asia Cup and the World Cup ahead.
Babar Azam further said, ‘We are trying to ensure that he recovers at the earliest. We are hoping that he can play at least one match in the Netherlands. If not, hopefully he will play in the Asia Cup.
