NEWS » a haul of 3-30 against New ZealandVivian Kingm

Netherlands squad for 2016 ICC World Twenty20 Peter Borren (captain)- The most experienced member of the squad, with 37 T20I appearances- Played for New Zealand in the ICC Under 19 World Cup in 2002 alongside Ross Taylor and Jesse Ryder- Scored 30 as the Netherlands defeated England at Lords in 2009 ICC WT20Wesley Barresi- Scored 202 runs in eight matches in ICC WT20 qualifying competition- In 2014 ICC WT20, he hit an unbeaten 40 to seal victory over Ireland and then 48 in the win over England- His 137 not out against Kenya at Lincoln in 2014 is the highest individual score for the Netherlands in ODI cricketLogan van Beek- The grandson of former Test cricketer Sammy Guillen who represented both West Indies and New Zealand- Represented New Zealand in ICC Under 19 World Cup in 2010- Ever-present for the Netherlands in 2014 ICC WT20, taking 3-9 in the victory over England- Scored a maiden first-class century in October 2015 in New Zealand, batting at number nine for Canterbury. He also took eight wickets in the match against Otago Who will walk away with the trophy? Mudassar Bukhari- Won Player of the Match for his figures of 3-9 in the win over England at the 2014 ICC WT20- Joint-leading wicket-taker for the Netherlands in the qualifying tournament in 2015 with 11 wickets in eight matches, including 4-28 against Ireland- Became just the third player to take at least four wickets in successive T20I matches when he took 4-7 against the UAE in Dubai in February 2016- Often used as a pinch-hitting batsmanBen Cooper- The brother of Tom Cooper, who has also represented the Netherlands- Scored just 49 runs in seven innings in the 2014 ICC WT20, but was at the crease at the end of the memorable victory over IrelandTimm van der Gugten- Started his domestic career in Australia for New South Wales before switching to Tasmania- Recently signed a three-year contract to play for Glamorgan- Played all seven matches for the Netherlands in the 2014 ICC WT20, taking nine wickets at 18.7 apiece, including a haul of 3-30 against New ZealandVivian Kingma- Made his T20I debut against Scotland at Dubai in February 2016- Initially selected in the Netherlands squad for the 2015 ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier tournament but was replaced by Roelof van der Merwe- His solitary ODI so far was against Canada in January 2014 when he was aged just 19Ahsan Malik- Leading wicket-taker for the Netherlands and joint-leading wicket-taker overall at the 2014 ICC WT20 with 12 wickets in seven matches- He took 5-19 against South Africa at Chittagong which won him the Player of the Match award- Following rehabilitative training, his action has been cleared by the ICC, and he returned to international cricket in January 2016Paul van Meekeren- Made his T20I debut against Kenya at Windhoek in April 2013- First represented the Netherlands at Under 13 level in European Under-13 Championship in 2006- Plays his domestic cricket for North Holland Hurricanes in the North Sea 20 Series, a professional league which features teams from the Netherlands and Scotland