The Netherlands have pulled off quite possibly of the greatest bombshell in the history of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup and sent South Africa tumbling out of semi-final dispute at the competition with an amazing 13-run triumph over the Proteas in Adelaide on Sunday.

WHAT A WIN! 🤩

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South Africa crashes out of the tournament

There were legends all around for the Netherlands, as they effectively guarded their good complete of 158/4 by confining the Proteas to only 145/8 in answer.

Unpracticed seamer Brandon Glover (3/9) was magnificent with the ball, while 37-year-old veteran Roelof van der Merwe pulled in a competitor for the catch of the competition to excuse the perilous David Mill operator.

Bas de Leede (2/25) likewise bowled well and it was the all-rounder that was shared with bowl the final over, with South Africa incapable to score the 26 expected from the last six conveyances to secure the triumph.

Questions encompass Proteas’ strategies

If South Africa, however, would voyage through this semi-final match and three-step dance into the semi-finals they were severely mixed up as the Netherlands took it straight up to their more liked rival all through.

Keshav Maharaj (2/27) and Anrich Nortje (1/10) were in great touch with the ball, however, some late hitting from Colin Ackermann (41 from only 26 conveyances) gave the Proteas a good all out to attempt to pursue down.

Furthermore, that all-out demonstrated excessively, with no South African players ready to make it past 25 in an answer as the Netherlands pulled off perhaps the greatest surprise in the history of the T20 World Cup.

Getting catching show in Adelaide

One of the best catches of #T20WorldCup 2022 🔥https://t.co/qJpzpMni6U

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We have previously referenced the screamer van der Merwe pulled in during South Africa’s run pursue, however, there was likewise a magnificent get taken in the group during the Netherlands innings.
Ackermann sent two into the stands to push the Netherlands’ all out beyond 150 in the final over of their innings and it was a worker at the ground that showed a great balance to pull in a fantastic one-hander. catch.

What everything implies?

The triumph by the Netherlands makes things much tighter in Gathering 2, with Pakistan and Bangladesh presently moving into dispute for a semi-final compartment, with the victor of their conflict later in the day in Adelaide set to launch past South Africa and into a main two billet.

India will likewise be floated by Netherlands heroics, as Rohit Sharma’s side are consequently through to the final four because of the steamed triumph.

South Africa:

• Quinton de Kock (wk),

• Temba Bavuma (c),

• Rilee Rossouw,

• Aiden Markram,

• David Mill operator,

• Heinrich Klaasen,

• Wayne Parnell,

• Keshav Maharaj,

• Kagiso Rabada,

• Anrich Nortje,

• Lungi Ngidi

Netherlands:

• Max O’Dowd,

• Stephan Myburgh,

• Tom Cooper,

• Colin Ackermann,

• Bas de Leede,

• Scott Edwards (c, wk),

• Roelof van der Merwe,

• Logan van Beek,

• Fred Klaassen,

• Paul van Meekeren,

• Brandon Glover