Board’s big decision just before the tournament, 3 changes in the team, 17 -year -old player found in 15 -member squad

Board: In the next few months, the Indian team has to play a lot of T20 cricket, which will start from the Asia Cup 2025. Meanwhile, a news is coming out which surprised cricket lovers. The countdown of the match has started, but the Cricket Board has decided to make major changes in the squad. The team also included a player whose age is just 17 years old. Not only this, he has no experience of international cricket. Let us give you detailed information about this matter.

Actually, it is being talked about the Netherlands cricket team, which will take on the three -match T20 series against Bangladesh starting on 30 August. Prior to this important series, the Cricket Board has made 3 major changes in the 15 -member squad. Instead of injured players, new faces have been included in the team. The biggest name is from Sedric de Lang, who is a 17 -year -old young batsman and has been selected in the senior team for the first time.

Great performance received reward

D Lang has been rewarded for a spectacular performance in domestic T20 and under-19 cricket. Captain Scott Edwards, expressing confidence in the young player, said, “It is always exciting to bring the young player into the team. Sedric has performed brilliantly throughout the summer season and he is a completely laurelling player for this selection. We hope that this is just a beginning and he played for the team for a long time.”

Apart from this, Sebastian Brat and Alexander Zulfikar have also been included in the squad. These changes were made because Ryan Klein and Fred Klassen are out of the series due to injury, while Saqib Zulfikar withdrew the name for personal reasons.

The entire squad of the Netherlands is as follows

Scott Edwards (Captain), Noa Crows, Max O’Dude, Vikramjit Singh, Teja Nidamanuru, Sikander Zulfikar, Sedric de Lang, Kail Klein, Aryan Dutt, Paul Van Meekrain, Sharize Ahmed, Ben Fletcher, Daniel Darram, Sebastian Brarat, Tim Prank.