Player of the Match
Player of the Match

The bigger picture here was that this game didn't matter for the tournament with both sides eliminated but the game coming up shortly certainly is so stick with us here on ESPNcricinfo. Some county cricket coming up on Sunday too so make sure you're tuned in to our award-winning coverage, some solace perhaps for England supporters. Speak to you soon, enjoy the rest of the tournament...

Just when it seemed like England could take something into their summer from a solid showing in Bangladesh, they have crashed back down with a mighty thump here. An outrageously poor performance with the bat, and more slips in the field too. Something is very wrong. Now they can take stock back in county cricket and somehow try to improve before they come together again in May to face Sri Lanka. Who the Netherlands play next, nobody knows! But they have shown here that they are more than worth fixtures in international cricket.

Here's the jubilant Peter Borren: "We came into the second half thinking we didn't have enough. I asked for one final effort and we did that. I was really proud of our bowlers. To see us play some smart cricket I'm really proud. We've played a bit of 40-over cricket against these guys before and that gave us some confidence. Coming back from the Sri Lanka and South Africa games which knocked us back is a real achievement. Tonight we were pretty much spot on in the field and with the ball. It's a nice way to end the tournament. We've shown the cricket world we can play. We're here representing all the associates and with three performances shown the strength of associate cricket."

How on earth is Stuart Broad going to explain this: "It sums up our winter. It was similar to the sort of batting we put in after losing the Ashes. A very disorganised chase. The bowling and fielding was okay but we lacked application with the bat, no-one took responsibility. No excuses. We should have won it was a relatively straightforward chase. There were some extremely soft dismissals. It's not this loss that's knocked us out but the players have let the fans down. It seemed a complacent batting performance. Hugely disappointing. In the past year we've had trouble chasing down scores and it's a problem we need to eradicate it from our game. A new era is coming and that's exciting. It's been an awful winter. I'm not sure whether I'll keep captaining the T20 side. There will be decisions made right at the top over the next few months."

Man of the Match is Mudassar Bukhari for his fine spell with the ball but in reality it was a perfect display from the whole team in the field.

What a performance from Netherlands! Totally outplaying England and they have hammered them by 45 runs and take their second victory from two meetings! Memories of 2009 come flooding back but this was no last ball scramble, Netherlands have won by a street. England simply did not get to grips with this wicket at all. They tried to play the big strokes that served them well in the night matches but here it needed something different and they didn't bother to adjust at all. A shambles from them but take nothing away from the Dutch.

17.4
W
Mudassar Bukhari to Tredwell, 1 run, OUT, swing over the off side, it loops just over cover and Tredwell survives but oh my word there's a mix up mid-pitch and there's a run out!! And that will finish things off!!! What a calamitous way to end and it sums England's batting performance up, Parry totally stranded in the middle of the wicket

SD Parry run out 1 (4m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 100.00

17.3
1
Mudassar Bukhari to Parry, 1 run, low full toss flicked out to deep midwicket

So Netherlands now on the cusp of another famous win over England...

17.2
W
Mudassar Bukhari to Broad, OUT, length ball wide of off stump, Broad aims a swing leg side and nicks it through to the keeper! England's last faint hope walks off. He had to try something, aimed a mighty whack to leg, got there too soon and feathered an edge behind

SCJ Broad c †Barresi b Mudassar Bukhari 4 (12m 5b 0x4 0x6) SR: 80.00

17.1
1
Mudassar Bukhari to Tredwell, 1 run, low full toss outside off, slapped only to deep cover

If England win this, I'll eat my hat. Bukhari is back...

END OF OVER:
17 | 7 Runs | ENG: 85/8 (49 runs required from 18 balls, RR: 5.00, RRR: 16.33)

  • Stuart Broad4 (4b)
  • James Tredwell6 (4b)
  • Ahsan Malik3-0-14-0
  • Logan van Beek2-0-9-3
16.6
0
Ahsan Malik to Broad, no run, slower ball, huge swing to leg and Broad misses
16.5
1
Ahsan Malik to Tredwell, 1 run, down the track again but can only run this to long-off
16.4
1
Ahsan Malik to Broad, 1 run, length, Broad swings to leg and gets it off an outside edge to short third man, they sprint a run
16.3
1
Ahsan Malik to Tredwell, 1 run, length outside off, slapped down to long-off
16.2
4
Ahsan Malik to Tredwell, FOUR, down the track, aims leg side, it comes off a huge top edge and whirls over point and will run away for four! Finally England find the rope
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    ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day on a another famous occasion for Netherlands as they thrash England

Barren run

63

The number of deliveries between boundaries for England

Dropped catch

4

Tom Cooper missed by Alex Hales at deep midwicket

Dropped catch

8

Wesley Barresi was spilled at deep midwicket by Michael Lumb

Healthy starts

46.85

The average of the top of opposition against England: the <a href="http://stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=3;filter=advanced;groupby=opposition;opposition=1;opposition=15;opposition=2;opposition=25;opposition=3;opposition=4;opposition=5;opposition=6;opposition=7;opposition=8;orderby=fow_average;partnership_wicketmax2=3;partnership_wicketval2=partnership_wicket;season=2013%2F14;spanmax1=30+Mar+2014;spanval1=span;template=results;trophy=89;type=fow" target="new">highest conceded</a> by a Full Member

Not the preferred route

3/13

Netherlands have won 3 out of 13 games when batting first; batting second they have won 11 out of 15

Spin struggle

13.33

Myburgh's average against spin, as opposed to his average of 31.6 against pace, strike rate also goes up from 109 to 137

ICC Men's T20 World Cup

First Round Group A
TeamMWLPTNRR
BAN32141.466
NEP32140.933
AFG3122-0.981
HKG3122-1.455
First Round Group B
TeamMWLPTNRR
NED32141.109
ZIM32140.957
IRE3214-0.701
UAE3030-1.541
Group 1
TeamMWLPTNRR
SL43162.233
SA43160.075
NZ4224-0.678
ENG4132-0.776
NED4132-0.866
Group 2
TeamMWLPTNRR
IND44081.28
WI43161.971
PAK4224-0.384
AUS4132-0.857
BAN4040-2.072