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Pakistan's pace assault was led by Haris Rauf and Hasan Ali, and the Netherlands are out after scoring 205. Vikramjit Singh scored 52 runs for the Netherlands, while Bas de Leede scored the most with 67. By 81 runs, Pakistan defeats the Netherlands. 

Despite facing dangerous Pakistani pacers, the Netherlands openers played well. However, Hasan Ali claimed the first wicket when he removed Max O'Dowd. Although Colin Ackermann had a good posture, Iftikhar Ahmed, the spinner, soon also rejected him. 

Pakistan's innings was limited to 286 runs thanks to some fantastic bowling from Bas de Leede. Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel performed in an outstanding combination to save Pakistan from a low-scoring end after the Netherlands pacers had controlled the first 10 overs by taking 3 early wickets. 

With Saud Shakeel's dismissal, Aryan Dutt gave the team a breakthrough. From there, Bas de Leede removed Mohammad Rizwan, Iftikhar Ahmed, Shadab Khan, and Hasan Ali to stop Pakistan's batting. 

Three Pakistani hitters, including captain Babar Azam, were struck out by the Netherlands during the first 10 overs of the match. The team's comeback was then led by Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel, who arrived to stabilize the innings. 

In response, the Netherlands made a respectable start, with Bas de Leede and starter Vikramjit Singh driving the team forward. Against Shadab, Vikramjit scored 52(67) before being dismissed, and Mohammad Nawaz took care of Bas de Leede for 67(68). In the end, Netherlands were bowled out for 205 runs in 41 overs. 

So Pakistan, ward off the danger from the Dutch! Despite the Netherlands' heroic efforts, it was insufficient today. But they certainly gave Pakistan something to cheer about—they kept them on their toes. They got off to a bright start after restricting Pakistan to 286 with excellent ball control. VIkramjit Singh appeared to be highly fluid and quickly dealt with any loose objects. O'Dowd and Ackermann were unable to add many, but Bas de Leede, the guy for all occasions in the Netherlands, made a reappearance. He had a good working relationship with Vikramjit, and together they started preparing the groundwork for what they intended to be a historic hunt. VIkramjit faltered in his attempt to raise the stakes, but de Leede persisted at one end. 

Unfortunately, unfortunately, he lost companions at the other end pretty quickly. They were under a bit too much strain after losing three straight. De Leede ultimately gave in to his well-made 67. The Dutch were defeated by 81 runs despite Van Beek's brief batswing. No other players made notable contributions. 

Bowled out, Haris Rauf to van Meekeren! Gratified him! Haris Rauf is pushed right through him! Length delivery in the middle, quick and straight, uprooted leg-stump, and van Meekeren had no response as he retreated from his crease. Rauf ensures that van Meekeren notices the events occurring behind him. Win for Pakistan! Haris Rauf van Meekeren b

Pakistan's World Cup record while defending 275 or more matches: 14 wins, 14 losses

Additionally, please keep Bas de Leede in mind. He was so fantastic today. took four wickets with the ball and then emerged to score an incredible fifty. After nearly single-handedly leading the Netherlands to victory over Scotland in the qualifying round, he secured their spot in the World Cup with this effort. Regretfully, the remainder of the unit didn't contribute quite enough.

This would probably not make Pakistan very happy. The victory wasn't exactly as convincing as they would have liked because they let in a couple runs in the end. However, there are still points on the board, and they get their 2023 World Cup campaing off to a winning start. 

Player of the Match: Saud Shakeel made an effort to be upbeat and help the squad win. We lost three wickets, so there was nerves, but fortunately I got early boundaries. If we made a breakthrough, we knew the pressure would return to them. I believe I've been playing hard for the past two to three months. I knew I would bat number five for Pakistan, so I developed my sweep and reverse sweep shots in accordance with that. I'd also like to thank the audience and my coach for their assistance.

Stanley Edwards: To begin with, a tad disappointed. I believe we fielded and bowled really well. Honors to Pakistan; they ultimately performed well at bat. We believed that the total was reasonable and that, at 120, we were in the game. There are several possibilities available, and captaincy is rather instinctual. In each of the game's three sections, Bas de Leede excels. All he wanted was a companion. Van Beek and I haven't spoken yet; we'll evaluate that and see where it goes. It was perhaps the one that went away because we had a decent position. In the midst, they only managed to take a few of wickets.

Babar Azam: We are thrilled with Hyderabad's support of us. Our group is having fun with the hospitality. Very happy with how the bowlers started and how we gained wickets in the middle overs. Kudos to them. The manner Saud and Rizwan batted put pressure on the Netherlands, even if we lost three wickets. Saud performed effectively and established his innings. He's come a long way. We followed our plan, our bowlers bowled really well, and Haris bowled quickly and took wickets.

There you have it, the conclusion of Game 2. But tomorrow is going to be really exciting—we have our first doubleheader! Bangladesh will play Afghanistan in the first game of the day in Dharamsala, while South Africa will play Sri Lanka in the second game in Delhi. There's no doubt that there will be more thrilling moments like this one, given how quickly this World Cup has begun. Come on over tomorrow. On behalf of Saurabh Shankar, Ramakrishnan MS, Raju Peethala, and Praveen Kumar, Anurag Hegde bids you farewell until then.