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4 days ago
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Italy qualify for T20 World Cup for first time as Jersey miss out
Men's T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier Italy 134-7 (20.0 overs): B Manenti 30; Van der Merwe 3-15 Netherlands 135-1 (20.0 overs): O'Dowd 47*; Kalugamage 1-25 Netherlands won by nine wickets Scorecard; Table Advertisement Italy have qualified for the T20 World Cup for the first time despite suffering a nerve-shredding nine-wicket defeat to the Netherlands. The result simultaneously ended Jersey's hopes of progressing to the tournament in India and Sri Lanka next year as the Dutch finished top of the standings at the European Qualifier in The Hague. Italy finished level on five points with the Channel Islanders, who beat Scotland in a last-ball thriller earlier in the day, but secured second spot thanks to a superior net run rate (+0.612) compared to Jersey's (+0.306). The Italians batted first and their 134-7 meant the Netherlands would have to chase down their total in the 15th over for Jersey to qualify. Advertisement That initially appeared unlikely on a pitch which had looked tricky for batting. However, the Dutch made a flying start to the chase as Michael Levitt and Max O'Dowd put on 71 for the first wicket in 7.3 overs causing Italian hearts to flutter. Italy's spinners Ben Manenti (0-25) and Crishan Kalugamage (1-25) managed to settle the nerves for the Azzurri during the middle overs as they stemmed the run rate with some tight bowling. Jersey's players watched from the pavilion hoping the Dutch could continue their assault but were left crestfallen when O'Dowd and Scott Edwards could not score the requisite number of runs off Grant Stewart's over. More to follow...
BBC News
5 days ago
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- BBC News
Italy qualify for T20 World Cup for first time as Jersey miss out
Men's T20 World Cup Europe QualifierItaly 134-7 (20.0 overs): B Manenti 30; Van der Merwe 3-15Netherlands 135-1 (20.0 overs): O'Dowd 47*; Kalugamage 1-25Netherlands won by nine wickets Scorecard; Table Italy have qualified for the T20 World Cup for the first time despite suffering a nerve-shredding nine-wicket defeat to the result simultaneously ended Jersey's hopes of progressing to the tournament in India and Sri Lanka next year as the Dutch finished top of the standings at the European Qualifier in The finished level on five points with the Channel Islanders, who beat Scotland in a last-ball thriller earlier in the day, but secured second spot thanks to a superior net run rate (+0.612) compared to Jersey's (+0.306).The Italians batted first and their 134-7 meant the Netherlands would have to chase down their total in the 15th over for Jersey to initially appeared unlikely on a pitch which had looked tricky for the Dutch made a flying start to the chase as Michael Levitt and Max O'Dowd put on 71 for the first wicket in 7.3 overs causing Italian hearts to spinners Ben Manenti (0-25) and Crishan Kalugamage (1-25) managed to settle the nerves for the Azzurri during the middle overs as they stemmed the run rate with some tight players watched from the pavilion hoping the Dutch could continue their assault but were left crestfallen when O'Dowd and Scott Edwards could not score the requisite number of runs off Grant Stewart's over. More to follow...
The Hindu
5 days ago
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- The Hindu
Italy vs Netherlands Live Streaming Info, T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025: When and where to watch; match details
Italy will face Netherlands in the last match of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 tournament at Voorburg Cricket Club on Friday. Italy is on the cusp of securing a maiden berth for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup next year, to be held in India and Sri Lanka, after stunning Scotland by 12 runs on Wednesday. While a win will ensure Italy's place at the showpiece next year, even a narrow defeat against the Dutch will be enough for The Azzurri to qualify for the 2026 T20 World Cup, should neither Jersey or Scotland win their contest, to be held earlier in the day, by a big margin. Italy currently tops the five-team standings, with five points from three matches. Moreover, with a healthy Net Run Rate of +1.722, Italy is in a strong position to secure a historic spot for the T20 World Cup next year. Netherlands is second on the table with four points, but will be eliminated if it loses to Italy since one of Jersey and Scotland (both on three points) will surpass its tally. However, if Netherlands beats Italy, it will ensure a top-of-the-table finish and qualify for next year's T20 World Cup. The battle for the second qualification spot from Europe will then come down to Net Run Rate between Italy and Jersey/Scotland. Italy vs Netherlands T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 - Match Details When will the T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands take place? The T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands will be held on Friday, July 11. Where will the T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands be held? The T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands will take place at Voorburg Cricket Club, The Hague. At what time will the T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands begin? The T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands will start at 7:30 PM IST. The toss for the match will be held at 7 PM IST. Where to watch the live telecast of the T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands in India? The T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands will not be televised live in India. Where to watch the live stream of the T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands in India? The T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Italy and Netherlands will be streamed live on the FanCode app and website in India. The Squads Netherlands: Michael Levitt, Max ODowd, Scott Edwards (wk) (c), Zach Lion Cachet, Bas de Leede, Noah Croes, Saqib Zulfiqar, Roelof van der Merwe, Aryan Dutt, Kyle Klein, Paul van Meekeren, Daniel Doram, Teja Nidamanuru, Hidde Overdijk, Ryan Klein. Italy: Justin Mosca, Emilio Gay, Joe Burns (c), Harry Manenti, Marcus Campopiano (wk), Ben Manenti, Grant Stewart, Anthony Mosca, Jaspreet Singh, Crishan Kalugamage, Thomas Draca, Zain Ali, Syed Naqvi, Damith Kosala, Gian Meade. *The T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier 2025 match between Scotland and Jersey will also be live streamed on the FanCode app and website at 2:30 PM IST.
BBC News
7 days ago
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- BBC News
Guernsey end T20 World Cup campaign with Dutch loss
ICC Men's T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier, Voorburg Cricket Club, The HagueNetherlands 172-1 (20 overs): O'Dowd 92*, Edwards 48*Guernsey xxx (xx): Bradley 26, Martel 18* ; Levitt 3-11Netherlands win by 73 runsMatch scorecard Guernsey's first ever campaign in the final stages of qualification for the T20 World Cup ended with a 73-run loss to hosts the Netherlands. The Sarnians lost all three games that they played in The Hague, with the match against Scotland on Sunday being abandoned due to rain. The Dutch made 172-1 off their 20 overs as Max O'Dowd hit a tournament-high 92 not reply Guernsey could only make 99-8 from their 20 overs. The win moved Netherlands up to second place in the qualifying group behind leaders Italy, who beat Scotland earlier on two sides play one another on Friday with the winners guaranteed a place in the 2026 T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. Guernsey's Channel Island rivals Jersey face Scotland in Friday's first match - and should Italy go on to beat the Dutch then the winner between the two British teams would qualify. Knowing they needed a win to stay in the hunt to again reach the T20 World Cup - and that net run rate could be key - the Dutch wasted little time in putting runs on the raced to 56 before losing their first wicket at the end of the seventh over when Michael Levitt was caught by Tom Nightingale off Martin Dale Bradley for 25, made from 23 opener Max O'Dowd reach his 16th T20 international half-century off 32 balls as the Netherlands brought up their 100 at the start of the 13th over. Bradley was the pick of the Guernsey bowlers with figures of 1-28 from his four overs as the islanders managed to restrict the scoring rate by O'Dowd and skipper Scott Edwards as the innings went that, they could not remove the pair, who shared an unbroken second wicket stand of 116, O'Dowd finishing on 92 not out off 57 balls, with 11 fours and a six, while Edwards made 48 off reply Guernsey's batters had another tough start - opener Ben Fitchet making 1, Tom Nightingale 6 and Matt Stokes 2 as they slipped to 38-3 off 7.1 - who opened the batting - provided some resistance with 26 off 25 balls before was caught to leave the score on 43-5 off 9.1 Damarell (14), Ben Ferbrache (16) and Adam Martel (18 not out) also made double figures but Guernsey could not reach 100 as they ended on 99-8.
BBC News
05-07-2025
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- BBC News
Netherlands edge out Jersey in opening T20 World Cup qualifier
ICC Men's T20 World Cup Europe Qualifier, Voorburg Cricket Club, The HagueJersey 160-7 (20): Z Tribe 39, Brennan 32; Klein 3-42 Netherlands 161-3 (19.3): O'Dowd 62, Lion-Cachet 50; Perchard 2-26Netherlands win by seven wicketsMatch scorecard Jersey began their 2026 T20 World Cup European qualifying campaign with a narrow seven-wicket loss to hosts Netherlands in The Hague. Batting first the islanders recovered from 16-2 and 49-4 to make a competitive total of 160-7 as Zak Tribe hit 37. But in replay the Dutch edged above the required run rate in the final two overs of their innings as they made 161-3 with three balls to spare thanks to Max O'Dowd's game was Jersey's first in the qualifying tournament - they face Italy on Sunday before meeting Guernsey and Scotland in the round robin format top two sides will qualify for the 2026 T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. Batting first Jersey lost openers Harrison Carlyon (11) and Glamorgan's Asa Tribe (4) inside the first two-and-a-half overs as the higher-ranked side looked like they would cruise to victory over the Tribe's brother Zak steadied the innings with a 33-ball 39 that included a six and four fours while Jonty Jenner hit a 13-ball Brennan (32 not out) and Ben Ward (18) had a key 37-run stand for the seventh wicket before Ward was caught by Noah Croes off Kyle Klein - one of the Dutch bowler's three wickets for 42 runs as Jersey ended on 160-7. In reply Carlyon made an early breakthrough as he bowled opener Michael Levitt for 1 off the fourth ball of the Max O'Dowd and Zach Lion-Cachet had what proved to be a crucial 101-run second wicket stand that lasted for 13 overs before Lion-Cachet was caught for 50 off Jersey skipper Charles Perchard's bowling. But the hosts never got away from Jersey - who are ranked 12 places below the 15th-placed Netherlands.O'Dowd went on to make 62 off 47 balls before he was caught on the boundary going for a six to win the game with the final ball of the 19th over. Scott Edwards guided the Dutch home with 41 not out off 24 balls as they won with three balls to spare.
