Michael Swart

Canterbury-born allrounder Logan van Beek has been named in Netherlands' 15-man squad for the World T20 in India

Fifties from the opener Michael Swart and Ben Cooper powered Netherlands to a big total, before the hosts' bowlers completely overwhelmed Nepal, who folded for 69 and crashed to a 103-run defeat in Amstelveen

A team performance helped Netherlands beat Scotland in the first one-dayer of the three-match series between the two

Warwickshire's dismal limited-overs campaign went from bad to worse with a five-run defeat to Netherlands at Edgbaston

An unbeaten 75 from Collins Obuya guided Kenya to a five-wicket win over Netherlands in the only T20I of Kenya's tour to Namibia

Netherlands secured a tense one-wicket victory over Bangladesh to tie the T20I series 1-1

Bangladesh's fortunes continued to swing wildly on their tour of Europe, as they followed Tuesday's big loss to Scotland with a comprehensive victory over Netherlands at The Hague

Holland stretched their lead at the top of Group A with a 43-run victory over Leicestershire at Grace Road.

Netherlands took over at the top of Group A in the Clydesdale Bank 40 thanks to a nail-biting win over Lancashire in Schiedam

A round-up of matches from the sixth match-day of the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers

A round-up of matches from the fifth day of the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers

A round-up of matches from the Caribbean T20 on January 18

Middlesex strolled to a seven-wicket win over Middlesex with fully 17 overs to spare in their Clydesdale Bank 40 Group A clash with Netherlands at Deventer.

Mickey Arthur has wasted no time clearing the decks after his first season as Western Australia's coach, cutting six players including Aaron Heal and David Bandy from the squad

Brett Lee made a promising comeback from a long injury lay-off as his tight bowling helped New South Wales to a five-wicket win at Hurstville Oval

Western Australia have handed out four new contracts to develop their squad while cutting five players who failed to convince in 2009-10

Queensland's hopes of hosting the final suffered a big blow when they undid their solid work after dismissing Western Australia for 286

The debutant Michael Swart put up a terrific fight for Western Australia but it was not enough to stop Tasmania from securing a 70-run win in Perth