Netherlands specializes in turning matches, Rohit Sharma will not forget Lord's T20 World Cup match? Weather can also take a turn

IND vs NED: The Indian team will now face the Netherlands in their second match of the Super-12 round in the T20 World Cup. This match will be played today i.e. on October 27 from 12:30 pm. Team India is a strong contender for victory in this match to be held in Sydney. However, taking the Netherlands lightly can create problems. This is the same team that specializes in reversal. The Netherlands has won the T20 World Cup match at the historic ground of Lord's.

Rohit will not make the mistake of taking lightly

Netherlands have qualified for the Super-12 round by winning two out of three matches. However, in the first match of the Super-12 round, he was defeated by Bangladesh. Team India captain Rohit Sharma knows how to strategize against the Netherlands but he too will not make the mistake of taking this team lightly. Even though the Indian team is a strong contender for victory and the title, but the Netherlands is no less. He has put in a lot of sweat to reach the Super-12 round.

England had a mat at Lord's

During the 2009 T20 World Cup, the Netherlands defeated the host England. The English team, captained by Paul Collingwood, was then defeated by the Netherlands at the historic ground of Lord's. England scored 162 runs for 5 wickets in that match. After this, the Netherlands achieved the target on the last ball by losing six wickets on the basis of Tom de Gruth (49). Then the captain of the Netherlands was being handled by Jeroen Smits.

England was defeated in the 2014 T20 World Cup

In the 2014 T20 World Cup, the Netherlands also won over England. He won the match played in Chatwang by 45 runs. The Netherlands had given their lives to win in their last match of the current tournament as well, although they fell behind by 9 runs in achieving the target.

Will the weather blow?

Sydney weather can spoil the fun of Indian fans. Sydney's weather takes a lot of turn, sometimes rain to sunshine. In such a situation, the India-Netherlands match can be lost due to rain. The chance of rain during this match is up to 80 percent. The weather changes continuously in these cities of Australia. It often rains heavily in Sydney in October-November. If the match is canceled due to rain, then 1-1 point will be divided between the two teams.