List of Netherlands Twenty20 International cricketers

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Netherlands national cricket team at Rotterdam, ICC WCL Division One in 2010

A T20I is an international cricket match between two teams that have official Twenty20 International status, as determined by the International Cricket Council. [1] It is played under the rules of Twenty20 cricket and is the shortest form of the game. The Netherlands cricket team played its first T20I match on 2 August 2008, against Kenya as part of the 2008 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier, winning the match by 19 runs. [2]

Contents

This list comprises all members of the Netherlands cricket team who have played at least one T20I match. It is initially arranged in the order in which each player won his first Twenty20 cap. Where more than one player won his first Twenty20 cap in the same match, those players are listed alphabetically by surname.

Key

General

  • ‡ – Captain
  • † – Wicket-keeper [3]
  • First – Year of debut
  • Last – Year of latest game
  • Mat – Number of matches played

Batting

Bowling

Fielding

Players

Statistics are correct as of 16 November 2024. [4] [5] [6]
Netherlands T20I cricketers
General Batting Bowling Fielding Ref
No.NameFirstLastMat Runs HS Avg 50 100 Balls Wkt BBI Ave Ca St
1 Peter Borren  ‡20082017436385719.3310526182/1933.50280 [7]
2 Tom de Grooth 20082013151634920.3700––––40 [8]
3 Hendrik-Jan Mol 200820084000.000090––10 [9]
4 Mudassar Bukhari 200820163815728*8.7200704434/718.1390 [10]
5 Darron Reekers 200820096642912.8000––––20 [11]
6 Edgar Schiferli 20082010775*3.500013863/2324.3350 [12]
7 Pieter Seelaar  ‡200820217759196*17.38101,132584/1922.24320 [13]
8 Jeroen Smits  ‡†2008200961511*15.0000––––10 [14]
9 Eric Szwarczynski 20082013142334521.1800––––40 [15]
10 Ryan ten Doeschate 20082021245335941.0030210133/2318.8440 [16]
11 Daan van Bunge 2008201314902411.25001411/1415.0040 [17]
12 Geert-Maarten Mol 200820081–––––––––00 [18]
13 Jelte Schoonheim 200820081–––––––––00 [19]
14 Alexei Kervezee 200920121028958*32.1120––––40 [20]
15 Dirk Nannes 200920092666.00004811/2656.0000 [notes 1] [21]
16 Bas Zuiderent 20092010610843*21.6000––––20 [22]
17 Atse Buurman  †201020104000.0000––––11 [23]
18 Mark Jonkman 201020103111.00004842/2111.7520 [24]
19 Mohammad Kashif 20102010300*–004242/2813.7510 [25]
20 Wesley Barresi  †201220244681275*21.94403421/324.50281 [26]
21 Tom Cooper 201220223365981*23.533011432/1848.33120 [27]
22 Ahsan Malik 20122017312811*9.3300575445/1916.59130 [28]
23 Stephan Myburgh 201220224591571*21.7850––––100 [29]
24 Michael Swart  ‡20122016266218927.0040318142/825.0770 [30]
25 Timm van der Gugten 201220244916840*16.8000913523/922.11120 [31]
26 Tim Gruijters 2012201385121*25.50007231/524.6640 [32]
27 Michael Rippon 20132018182164230.8500304153/820.6640 [notes 2] [33]
28 Paul van Meekeren 2013202471113246.27001,425824/1120.29240 [34]
29 Ben Cooper 20132021581,23991*28.1590––––350 [35]
30 Logan van Beek 2014202431102237.8400558364/2719.38170 [36]
31 Max O'Dowd 20152024772,034133*29.051419441/732.00270 [37]
32 Thijs van Schelven 201520152–––––4232/2210.0010 [38]
33 Tobias Visee 20152021314967816.0030––––50 [39]
34 Rahil Ahmed 201520152382519.0000––––00 [40]
35 Roelof van der Merwe 201520244743675*22.9420871504/3518.28170 [notes 3] [41]
36 Sikander Zulfiqar 201620191068189.71006031/926.3340 [42]
37 Vivian Kingma 20162024251042.5000521244/2128.3320 [43]
38 Bas de Leede 201820244172291*25.7840491333/1920.63200 [44]
39 Scott Edwards  ‡†20182024711,0219921.7220––––578 [45]
40 Fred Klaassen 201820243945134.5000804435/1923.44170 [46]
41 Saqib Zulfiqar 20182024734188.50006621/437.0020 [47]
42 Shane Snater 201820191318103.6000209133/4225.9220 [48]
43 Hidde Overdijk 201820194131313.00004832/2324.0020 [49]
44 Brandon Glover 201920242564*2.0000491374/1215.2750 [50]
45 Antonius Staal 201920211412728*15.8700––––00 [51]
46 Philippe Boissevain 201920217147*7.000016262/4338.8340 [52]
47 Sebastiaan Braat 2019202163226*16.000010893/2618.0010 [53]
48 Clayton Floyd 20192022423l42124.00006621/1451.0000 [54]
49 Vikramjit Singh 20192024233365215.27004843/1614.5090 [55]
50 Colin Ackermann 20192024255156224.5210282113/1525.8170 [56]
51 Julian de Mey 202120213–––––4211/3567.0010 [57]
52 Aryan Dutt 20212024163515*7.0000294163/2223.3710 [58]
53 Teja Nidamanuru 20222024181503611.5300––––40 [59]
54 Tim Pringle 202220242010535*8.7500384163/2026.1860 [60]
55 Shariz Ahmad 20222024113816*12.660016282/1526.2520 [61]
56 Ryan Klein 2022202468036*20.00002411/1845.0040 [62]
57 Noah Croes 20242024912033*30.0000––––70 [63]
58 Sybrand Engelbrecht 20242024122807531.11104852/1314.2050 [64]
59 Michael Levitt 202420241855213534.50414822/3541.5040 [65]
60 Kyle Klein 20242024821164.2000162144/1612.2810 [66]
61 Daniel Doram 20242024622*–0013892/1317.4430 [67]
62 Zach Lion-Cachet 20242024433148.25007042/520.0010 [68]

Captains

No.Name [69] FirstLastMatchesWonLostTiedNo ResultWin%
1 Jeroen Smits 200820096320160.00
2 Peter Borren 201020173721150158.33
3 Michael Swart 20132013202000.00
4 Pieter Seelaar 201820213817182148.64
5 Scott Edwards 202220243518160152.94

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Dirk Nannes has also played Twenty20 International cricket for Australia. Only his record for the Netherlands is given above.
  2. ↑ Michael Rippon has also played Twenty20 International cricket for New Zealand. Only his record for the Netherlands is given above.
  3. ↑ Roelof van der Merwe has also played Twenty20 International cricket for South Africa. Only his record for the Netherlands is given above.

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