Pakistan vs Netherlands Scorecard, 1st ODI, Netherlands vs Pakistan 2022

Pakistan have a 100% winning record against Netherlands in men’s ODIs (3/3); only against Kenya (W6) and Afghanistan (W4) have they played more matches against a single opposition in the format without losing.

Netherlands have lost their last 12 men’s ODIs in succession; a 13th consecutive defeat in this match would be their outright longest losing run in the history of the format.

Pakistan have lost four of their last five men’s ODIs away from home (W1), including each of their last three; the last time they recorded a longer losing run in such fixtures was an 11-match span from January to May in 2019.

Netherlands have lost two of their last three men’s ODIs at Hazelaarweg (W1), after winning all their five matches prior at the venue in the format.

Pakistan have a batting dot ball percentage of 49% in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the second best rate of any Test playing country in that time (India – 48%).

Pakistan have induced a batting false shot percentage of 25% when bowling in men’s ODIs since the beginning of 2020, the best rate of any Test playing country in that time.

Wesley Barresi (927) is 73 away from becoming the sixth player to score 1,000 runs for the Netherlands in men’s ODIs; he scored 51* in his last ODI innings at Hazelaarweg (10 July 2010 v Afghanistan).

Tom Cooper (9) is one away from becoming the third player to record 10 scores of 50+ for the Netherlands in men’s ODIs (Ryan ten Doeschate – 14 and Eric Szwarczynski – 10); Cooper has a batting average of 107.5 in ODIs at Hazelaarweg, the best of any Netherlands player at a single ground in the history of the men’s format (min. 3 innings).

Mohammad Rizwan (982) is 18 away from scoring 1,000 runs in men’s ODIs for Pakistan; he scored 74 in his most recent ODI innings in Europe (13 July 2021 v England).

Babar Azam (Pakistan) has a batting average of 83.3 as captain in men’s ODIs – the best by any player in the history of the format (min. 8 innings).