Netherlands vs South Africa Head To Head Record & Stats in New York Ahead of T20 World Cup 2024 Match 16

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Group D action continues as Netherlands take on South Africa in match 16 of T20 World Cup 2024 at the Nassau County International Stadium in New York on Satutday (June 8).

Scott Edwards-led Netherlands will look to repeat last edition’s feat and carry their winning run from the victory over Nepal, while Aiden Markram’s South Africa will look to avenge last edition’s loss and register two wins on the trot following a thumping win over Sri Lanka in the opener.

Netherlands restricted Nepal to 106 and chased the target down with 6 wickets in hand and 8 balls to spare at the Grand Prairie Stadium in Dallas, Texas, while South Africa bundled out Sri Lanka for 73 before completing the chase with a few hiccups at the New York venue.

This will be South Africa’s ninth appearance in the T20 World Cup with semi-final finish being their best, while the Dutch will be playing in their sixth edition with their best finish being a Super 12 finish in 2022.

South Africa and Netherlands have faced each other only at the show-piece tournament, but for the first time in the New York venue. Here is a look at the head to head numbers of SA vs NED:

Netherlands vs South Africa Head to Head Record

In the 2 SA vs NED head to head meetings in T20Is, both South Africa and Netherlands share a win each. The Proteas won the first meeting in 2014 T20 World Cup by defending a total of 145.

The Dutch, on the other hand, stunned South Africa and knocked them out of the T20 World Cup 2022 with a 13-run victory by defending 158. Here is a look at the Netherlands vs South Africa head to head stats:

Netherlands vs South Africa Head To Head Stats in T20

Netherlands and South Africa will meet for the first time in the Nassau County International Stadium in New York, a venue which has been temporarily constructed to host the T20 World Cup 2024 matches.

The pitches at the venue have come under the scanner after very low-scoring games. In the two matches hosted in New York so far, South Africa chased down 74 against Sri Lanka, while India chased down 97 against Ireland.