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"Oranje" to play second Super League Series in and against South Africa

Published at 09 September, 2021

After the first Super League series in Utrecht last June, where the Dutch beat Ireland, the men will now face South Africa in the second Super League series. After the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, the team will play three games in and against South Africa in late November, all three at Centurion Park in Pretoria.

This will be the second ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super League series for the Netherlands, which currently occupies 12th place in the standings.

Game schedule

The Dutch team will play South Africa on 26 & 28 November and 1 December.

ICC Men's Cricket World Super League

The Cricket World Cup Super League debuts this year, with one big goal for all participating teams: qualifying for the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023.

Read more about this new tournament on the ICC website.

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