Rotterdam: Pakistan won by seven wickets in the second match of the ODI cricket series once morest Holland. Batting first, Holland were all out for 186 runs. Batting back, Pakistan scored the winning run with 94 balls to spare. They clinched the three ODI series 2-0. The third ODI will be played on Sunday.
Wicket keeper batsman Muhammad Rizwan (69 off 82 balls including one six and six fours) and Agha Salman (50 off 35 balls including two sixes and five fours) scored the winning runs.
They lost Fakhar Zaman (three) and Imam-ul-Haq (six) early on, but captain Babar Azam (57 off 65 balls) and Rizwan took the team to safety. Babar Azam returned with the score standing at 99. Vivian Kingma took two wickets and Aryan Dutt took one wicket for Holland. Baz de Leed (89 off 120 balls with three sixes and two fours) and Tom Cooper (66 off 74 balls with two sixes and seven fours) took Holland to their hundred.
Logan Van Beek (13) was the other batter to reach double figures. Mohammad Nawaz and Haris Rauf took three wickets each for Pakistan. Naseem Shah took two wickets and Mohammad Wasim and Shadab Khan took one wicket each. Pakistan won the first ODI by 16 runs.
