IND VS NED - 23rd Match, Super 12 Group 2, ICC Mens T20 World Cup 2022

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Rohit Sharma | India captain: Lucky for us, we had a few days to get over that special win. As soon as the game got over, we came to Sydney and regrouped. We have to move on now, and the focus was on this game where we wanted to come out and get those two points. I thought it was a clinical win. Looking at the way they have qualified for the Super 12s, credit to them. We however always looked to what we can do with ourselves, not bother about the opposition. To be honest, this was a near perfect win. Yes, we played a little slow at the start but that was the conversation between me and Virat, we had to wait on that surface to play the big shots. Not too happy with my fifty, but what's important is getting runs - doesn't matter if they are good looking runs or ugly runs. At the end of the day, it is about keeping the confidence up.

Scott Edwards | Netherlands captain: Definitely the noisiest (atmosphere), some of the chants that were going around made it difficult to speak to the players sometimes, but it was an awesome experience. We came here to win and put on a good performance, but against these sort of sides you have to be on the money or they make you pay. The way those two batters played in the end and took them to 180, it was always going to be tricky. We bowled reasonably well but if you don't get the wickets and with the batting order they have, it was always going to be tough to restrict them. It gets bigger and better, doesn't it. Looking forward to it (the Pakistan game) and hopefully we can put up a better performance.

Suryakumar Yadav | Player of the Match: I was just trying to express myself when I went in to bat. The situation was very simple, I just had to up the tempo at that time. I took one ball today (to get going), but the message was loud and clear. We had to get about 8-10 an over and get a total which our bowlers could defend easily. Very happy with the way things went. Really enjoying batting with him (Kohli), the thoughts are very clear when we both are batting. If I get few boundaries earlier then our partnership needs to be stretched and that's what we are doing.

21:24 Local Time, 10:24 GMT, 15:54 IST: Fairly comfortable for India, they didn't really have to break a sweat while bowling after getting 179 on the board. It started off with another paltry score for KL Rahul up top, as the Dutch bowled some tight lines and gave no pace for the Indian batters to break free. Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli found the going tough for the first 10 overs or so, but the Indian skipper managed to get a 50, albeit slightly patchy. He was dismissed in the 12th over, and out walked Suryakumar Yadav who once again made it look like he was batting on a different surface. Yadav whipped out his trademark scoops and drives, as he got to a 25-ball fifty. At the other end, Virat Kohli made it back-to-back fifties as the duo ensured India finished strong. In reply, the Dutch allowed Bhuvi Kumar to start off to two maiden overs, as Vikramjit Singh also gave up his wicket. Max O'Dowd was then bowled round his legs by Axar Patel, who also claimed the wicket of Bas de Leede. The left-arm spinner had a better evening today than on Sunday, as he and Ashwin conceded just 39 runs in their eight overs while picking up four wickets. The chase never got going as Netherlands kept losing wickets at regular intervals, often in clusters. Shariz Ahmed and Van Meekeren swung their willows at the death to entertain the ones that stayed, but it was still a formidable victory for India. All their bowlers chipped in today, as this clinical performance helped them move to the top of the table.

Arshdeep Singh to van Meekeren, FOUR, three boundaries to end the innings as the Dutch bat out 20 overs. Low full toss again, drive hard down the ground as the ball runs away to the fence with the fielder inside the circle. Still a thumping win for India though, they move back to the top of the table!

Arshdeep Singh to van Meekeren, FOUR, short pitched from Arshdeep, bangs it into the body. Van Meekeren top-edges his pull to the fine leg boundary

Arshdeep Singh to van Meekeren, FOUR, low full toss outside off, Van Meekeren slices his drive to the left of extra cover and he'll pick up four!

Arshdeep Singh to Shariz Ahmad, 1 run, full outside off, driven square of the wicket

Arshdeep Singh to van Meekeren, 1 run, length ball that dosen't bounce as high as expected, pulled awkwardly towards square leg

Arshdeep Singh to van Meekeren, no run, fired in yorker but ends on the pads down the leg side. Didn't get the line right

Arshdeep is on a hat-trick after picking two off his final two in the last over. He's bowling to number 11, best chance!

Shami to Shariz Ahmad, 2 runs, on a length, Shariz stays back and cuts it to the left of Virat Kohli this time. Couple more runs added

Shami to Shariz Ahmad, FOUR, slightly wide yorker, sliced hard to the right of Kohli at sweeper cover. The 19-year-old is enjoying himself here!

Shami to Shariz Ahmad, no run, pace off outside off, Shariz can't connect

Shami to van Meekeren, 1 run, full outside off, sliced just short of KL Rahul at sweeper cover

Shami to Shariz Ahmad, 1 run, in the blockhole from Shami, dug out towards long-on

Shami to Shariz Ahmad, no run, pace off length ball outside off, Shariz pokes at it but can't connect

Mohammed Shami [3.0-0-19-1] is back into the attack

Paul van Meekeren, right handed bat, comes to the crease