Chasing a target of 499, Netherlands are a wicket down against England in the continuous first ODI in Amstelveen. Prior, England crushed the world record to register the highest ever ODI total score of 498/4 during the primary game against Netherlands in Amstelveen. England had recently held the record, having crushed 481 for six against Australia. The Three Lions currently have the best three most elevated scores in One-Day Internationals. Jos Buttler featured with a splendid 162 off only 70 balls, while Dawid Malan and Phil Salt likewise scored their maiden ODI tons.

Liam Livingstone then added a few firecrackers to England’s innings, crushing the joint second-quickest fifty in ODI, off only 17 balls. Prior, Netherlands captain Pieter Seelaar won the throw and was selected to bowl first against England. It has been nearly 12 months since the Three Lions last played an ODI and it will be intriguing to see their methodology against Pieter Seelaar’s side. For the Netherlands, any desire for capability to the World Cup are everything except over. The two sides have never met before in true internationals beyond ICC competitions. It is critical to take note of the fact that the Netherlands crushed England two times in the T20 World Cup.

We feel England have batted the Dutch out of this game! In the event that Netherlands in all actuality do pursue this down, being quite possibly of the greatest amazement throughout the entire existence of cricket is going. What will be fascinating to see is their methodology. Will they let it all out or will they be content in batting out the 50 overs? England then again will very much want to bowl their resistance out as fast as could be expected.

Highest scores in ODI cricket history:-

•England – 498/4 versus Netherlands.

•England – 481/6 versus Australia.

•England – 444/3 versus Pakistan.

Netherlands didn’t shame themselves with the bat however England were just too great in their most memorable ODI match for nearly 12 months: three centuries, a late monstering of the assault by Livingstone to story England to a world record score and record number of sixes (26) and, however the Oranje never had a potential for success, the bowlers ensured, Willey taking two for 42, Topley two for 46, Curran the equivalent, Moeen three for 57 and Malan one for five to add to his hundred years.

England were batting first and they lost Jason Roy in the second over itself, however from that point forward they were all over Netherlands. Philip Salt, Jos Buttler and Dawid Malan all raised their hundreds of years. Liam Livingstone scored a ranking knock of 66 off 22 balls and directed England to a total of 498 which is presently the most elevated ODI complete. They crushed 26 sixes and 36 fours in their innings.