Four T20's to end Pro Series season

In the upcoming two weeks Hurricanes and Seafarers will play each other in four T20's, to finish off the Dutch Pro Series in this shortened cricket season.

Coach Ryan Campbell added six players to the squads. Three of them from the Schiedam based club Excelsior'20: Roel Verhagen, Niels Etman and Jelte van Troost, together with Victor Lubbers (Salland CC), Ratha Alphonse (Kampong) and the experienced Stephan Myburgh (Punjab CCR).

Wednesday 19 August, Excelsior, start time 17:00 hrs.
Hurricanes
Bas de Leede (capt. VCC), Vikram Singh (VRA), Ben Cooper (VRA), Aryan Dutt (VCC), Clayton Floyd HCC), Arnav Jain (VOC), Olivier Elenbaas (Hermes-DVS), Julian de Mey (HBS), Viv Kingma (VCC), Jelte van Troost (Excelsior’20), Roel Verhagen (Excelsior’20), Victor Lubbers (Salland CC).
Seafarers
Tonny Staal (capt. HCC), Musa Nadeem Ahmed (HCC), Tobias Visée (HBS), Saqib Zulfiqar (Punjab CCR), Pierre Jacod (Kampong), Sebastiaan Braat (Hermes-DVS), Philippe Boissevain (VCC), Max Hoornweg (Sparta), Kertan Nana (Kampong), Boris Gorlee (HCC), Niels Etman (Excelsior’20), Stef Myburgh (Punjab CCR).

Thursday 20 August, Kampong, start time 11:00 hrs.
Hurricanes
De Leede (capt.), Singh, Cooper, Dutt, Floyd, Jain, Elenbaas, De Mey, Kingma, Lubbers, Ratha Alphonse (Kampong)
Seafarers
Staal (capt), Musa Nadeem, Visée, Jacod, Braat, Boissevain, Hoornweg, Nana, Gorlee, Shariz Ahmed (Groen & Wit), Shirase Rasool (VRA).

The remaining fixtures are:
Monday 24 August, Pro Series T20, start time 16:00 hrs, VOC
Tuesday 25 August, Pro Series T20, start time 16:00 hrs, VRA
(the squads for these matches will be announced later)

Cancellation Germany
Germany's national XI would play a KNCB XI in three T20's at Salland CC (picture) in Deventer on 1, 2 and 3 September. The German cricket association cancelled the tour due to the current corona-virus situation in Europe. CEO Brian Mantle: ““We have decided that due to the developing situation and insecurity regarding the virus, we thought it sensible to postpone the games until next season. We would like to thank the KNCB for their understanding and look forward to renewing our friendship on the field when things are a little less complicated.”