World champion England return to ODI Cricket After more than eleven months of rest and they clashed with the Netherlands in Amstelveen where an interesting event was waiting to happen. England opener Jason Roy was clean bowled by Shane Snater of the Netherlands, who also turned out to be his cousin. Both have mothers and sisters! All this happened when the hosts won the toss and fielded England. Jason Roy, being England’s opener, walked in with Phil Salt and immediately felt the heat. He pulled one to his stumps with just one reading score on the board.
The last time these two faced off was in the year 2018 during the Royal London Cup when Essex played against Surrey. Roy’s 86 off 64 balls helped his team beat Snater Essex by five wickets. Well, after a long four years, he got his chance for revenge and made it count.
Early wicket for the hosts Jason Roy was dismissed by his cousin
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New coaching staff for Netherlands Tour
Mark Allene and Neil Killeen will be part of Matthew Mott’s coaching staff for England’s men’s ODI tour of the Netherlands.
Allene will be the batting coach at Marlborough College, ECB Test Scout and Assistant Director of Sport.
Kylin will be the assistant lead and bowling coach at Durham CCC, with Pace as the bowling coach.
Both Allene and Killeen have previously worked with the England senior men’s team, Killeen has worked with the ODI team that played Ireland at the Ageas Bowl in 2020, and Allene recently played with the IT20 team during the tour of the West Indies. Worked with the team.
The pair will work alongside Richard Dawson and Carl Hopkinson, who make up the rest of Mott’s coaching staff.
The traveling team will leave for the Netherlands on Tuesday 14 June, with the first ODI on Friday 17 June.
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