
Chatara finished with figures of 5-34 off his 10 overs
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Zimbabwe pace bowler Tendai Chatara took five wickets to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over the Netherlands in Amstelveen on Tuesday.

Chatara finished with figures of 5-34 off his 10 overs
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Zimbabwe pace bowler Tendai Chatara took five wickets to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over the Netherlands in Amstelveen on Tuesday.
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Adelaide Strikers opener Tim Ludeman and batsman Jono Dean both blasted half-centuries to lead their side to a convincing eight-wicket win over the Hobart Hurricanes.
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Netherlands have won both of their World Twenty20 clashes against England
It seems as if history does repeat itself for the Netherlands after they beat England by 45 runs in Chittagong.
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McCullum saved his team with his match-winning knock of 65
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum smashed a beautiful half-century to lead his team to an important six-wicket win over the Netherlands in Chittagong.
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Tahir finished with a career-best 4-19 off his four overs
South Africa spinner Imran Tahir ripped through Netherlands’ batting line-up with his career-best figures of 4-21 to hand the Proteas a tense six-run in Chittagong.
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Netherlands defied the odds to qualify for the Super-10 stage of the World Twenty20
The Netherlands achieved the impossible today as they chased down a target of 190 inside of 14 overs to not only beat Ireland by six wickets, but to also qualify for the Super-10 stage of the World Twenty20.
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Sibanda instantly became a hero when he hammered the last ball for six
Zimbabwe kept their hopes of making it to the group stages of the World Twenty20 alive thanks to Vusi Sibanda’s last-ball six, which helped the African nation defeat the Netherlands by five wickets in Sylhet.
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Myburgh hammered seven boundaries during his knock of 55
Netherlands opening batsman Stephan Myburgh blasted a magnificent half-century to lead his side to a comfortable six-wicket win over the United Arab Emirates in Sylhet.