Scott Edwards led the Netherlands to 245/8 in their rain-affected World Cup match against South Africa in Dharamshala.
Marco Jansen celebrates a wicket with Proteas teammates during their match against Netherlands on Tuesday. Picture: Pankaj Nangia/Gallo Images
South Africa’s bowling attack lost early control against the Netherlands on Tuesday, with Dutch captain Scott Edwards leading an impressive comeback in theirHoping to cause an upset in search of their first victory of the tournament, the Netherlands just couldn’t get going and were left reeling at 50/4 in the 16th over.
The Dutch side’s middle-order managed to stabilise their innings, however, with Edwards contributing 78 not out, carrying his team over the line as they made 245/8.The Proteas attack, which had two decisions overturned after successful reviews for the second match in a row, were again spearheaded by fast bowlers Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi and Marco Jansen, who took two wickets each.
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