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NED vs ENG Live Streaming – NETHERLANDS vs ENGLAND 3rd ODI LIVE: England win the toss and are bowling 1st. England CHASE 245 to WIN: 3 Netherlands batsmen have scored 50+ scores but still Dutch team has given a below-par target to famed England batting line up in 3rd ODI. England is chasing 245 to clean sweep the ODI Series against the home team. Follow Netherlands vs England 3rd ODI Live Updates with InsideSport.IN. Jos Butler is captaining England today in absence of Eoin Morgan. The visiting team made two changes. Morgan and Reece Topley are out & Sam Curran and David Payne came in. England have already sealed the three-match ODI series by taking an unassailable 2-0 lead and team will aim for whitewash and finish of the tour with a bang. NED vs ENG LIVE Score: Netherlands eyeing a Stable Innings, Max O’Dowd inches closrt to Fifty: Follow NED vs ENG 3rd ODI Live Updates Batsmen R B 4S 6S SR c Dawid Malan b DJ Willey 6 13 1 0 46.15 c Jos Buttler b LS Livingstone 50 69 6 0 72.46 c LS Livingstone b BA Carse 33 37 5 0 89.19 c Adil Rashid b BA Carse 56 78 3 0 71.79 c Jason Roy b David Payne 64 72 2 0 88.89 st Jos Buttler b Adil Rashid 4 9 0 0 44.44 c Adil Rashid b DJ Willey 0 3 0 0 0.00 runout (David Payne / Dawid Malan) 6 8 0 0 75.00 b DJ Willey 0 3 0 0 0.00 Not out 3 3 0 0 100.00 b DJ Willey 2 3 0 0 66.67 Extra 20 (b 2, w 13, nb 2, lb 3) Total 244/10 (49.2) BOWLING O M R W ECON 8.2 0 36 4 4.32 9 1 38 1 4.22 6 0 35 0 5.83 8 0 49 2 6.13 8 0 40 1 5.00 10 0 41 1 4.10 Follow Net...

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Lucy Bronze, soon to be a teammate of Martens at Barcelona, equalised for the It might have been different had Dutch midfielder Sherida Spitse, winning her 200th cap, not missed a penalty when she struck the post with the scores level. England went up the other end of the pitch and Mead gave them the lead 54 seconds later and they never looked back.

Summary • Roy & Salt put on 139 for first wicket • Morgan registers second successive duck • Netherlands 235-7 - stand-in skipper Edwards hits 78 • Willey & Rashid both impress with two wickets each • Overnight rain delays start - match reduced to 41 overs per side • Netherlands win toss; England lead three-match series 1-0 So it's goodnight from Amsterdam. The match lacked the explosiveness of Friday's encounter, but it was a quietly absorbing contest, while questions will continue to be asked about Eoin Morgan's position. The series concludes with the third and final ODI on Wednesday, while England's Test team return to action against New Zealand on Thursday at Headingley. You can read Tim Abraham's report Have a good evening. England captain Eoin Morgan speaking to Sky Sports: "I'm delighted. With the ball, Brydon Carse came into the game and hit the series with plenty of pace and with something we haven't seen before. "And with the bat again Phil Salt contributed for the second time doing what he does. Jason Roy did well in his 100th cap. "I think the bowlers did well. The Netherlands batted first for an obvious reason, the pitch did slow down. We bat so deep nowadays that only another 40 or so runs would have worried us. "I think the strength in depth grows deeper and deeper. We keep on producing batters who are aggressive and willing to take the game on. The skill within that is picking the right side that wins you the game. "On behalf of the England cricket team we'...

Substitutes Beth Mead and Ella Toone made an impact as they both got on the scoresheet in a one-sided second half. The Dutch led through Lieke Martens' header before Lucy Bronze equalised to make it 1-1 at half-time. Mead then struck moments after Dutch captain Sherida Spitse hit the post from the penalty spot, before Toone and Lauren Hemp doubled England's tally in the space of two minutes. Arsenal winger Mead added a fifth goal late on to confirm a resounding victory in a statement performance from the Lionesses in Leeds. England's victory, played in front of a vibrant crowd at Elland Road, extended their unbeaten run under manager Wiegman after she joined from the Netherlands in September. They have just one friendly remaining - against Switzerland on 30 June - before opening the home Euros at Old Trafford against Austria on 6 July. It was an entertaining match throughout as England were pressed intensely by the visitors in the first half and found themselves trailing when Martens' well-timed header caught out Mary Earps on a corner. Bronze then looped a cross - intended for Beth England - inside the far post to ensure the teams were level at the break. The Netherlands were awarded a penalty following a VAR review when Alex Greenwood brought down ex-Arsenal midfielder Danielle van de Donk but Spitse, making her 200th appearance, struck the post. Within seconds, England went up the other end and Hemp curled it into the path for substitute Mead to direct home. The crowd w...

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