Netherlands vs Namibia, 10th Match, Group A, ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 - Player Highlights

Timm van der Gugten to Gerhard Erasmus, FOUR, another boundary! Slower ball into the deck, Erasmus miscues the pull as he fetches it from outside off. But he gets enough wood to clear the midwicket fielder inside the circle and the ball has the legs to run away to the fence. 16 runs off the over

Timm van der Gugten to Gerhard Erasmus, FOUR, Timm van der Gugten serves width outside off, pace off as well. Erasmus spots it, waits on the back foot and cuts through backward point

Timm van der Gugten to Gerhard Erasmus, SIX, that's an incredible shot from Namibia's captain. Erasmus walks across a bit, lifts his right leg and stylishly lofts this length ball over wide long-on

Timm van der Gugten to Loftie-Eaton, 1 run, fullish outside off, Loftie-Eaton walks across and clears his front leg to drill it to long-on

Timm van der Gugten to Gerhard Erasmus, 1 run, 127kph, stays leg-side of the ball to drive this pitched up ball to sweeper cover

Timm van der Gugten to Gerhard Erasmus, no run, length ball on off, poked to backward point

Timm van der Gugten to Loftie-Eaton, 1 run, slower ball bouncer, Loftie-Eaton shimmies down and moves leg-side in the process to pull it in front of square on the on-side

Timm van der Gugten to Loftie-Eaton, no run, chopped to the left of point who tumbles and fumbles. The ball goes towards the cover region and hence Loftie-Eaton turns down the single

Timm van der Gugten to Jan Frylinck, 1 run, 115.2kph, on a length and wide of off, stabbed down to long-off

Timm van der Gugten to Loftie-Eaton, 1 run, fullish outside off, Loftie-Eaton is early into his drive and inside-halves to the left of the bowler. A single to long-on

Timm van der Gugten to Loftie-Eaton, no run, on a length and that's been punched to backward point

Timm van der Gugten to Loftie-Eaton, 2 runs, full outside off from over the wicket, Loftie-Eaton throws his arms at it to slice it over point. Deep cover makes a sliding stop to his right to keep the batters down to two