Dutch look to stay alive

Netherlands batter Noah Croes said that his side will leave no stone unturned to win the second game in a bid to stay alive in the three-match T20 International against Bangladesh, reports BSS.
The hosts lead the series 1-0 following their eight-wicket victory in the first match and will be favorites in the second game too.
But speaking to the reporters today in Sylhet, Cores said they trust in their ability to make a strong comeback.
"We think the camp has really great belief, and as I said before, taking some really good lessons from last night and we really think our best cricket can stack up against Bangladesh. So, there is no reason why we can't get a series win," Croes added.
The second T20 match begins today (Monday) at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium.
Bangladesh dominated the Dutch side in the first game chasing down the 137-run target with 39 balls to spare.
Croes said Bangladesh bowlers bowled well in tandem to make their life difficult.
"Credit goes to the Bangladesh bowling. I think if they challenge us with something we can prepare for in those conditions, they're very clear on their approach and know exactly what they want to do. For us as a batting group, it's simply about executing our plans more effectively," he added.
Citing Bangladesh bowling as a high-calibre attack, Croes said, they are eager to thwart the hosts.
"They're top-quality bowlers, each bringing something different to the table.
With their franchise experience, it's been a great learning opportunity for us," he continued.
"That's why we're here training today-working on our plans-and it's exciting to have another two chances to test ourselves against such a high-calibre attack."
"Experience is priceless. Having that as a reference point when facing players of such calibre puts us in a strong position to deliver a solid performance and showcase the skills we've been working hard to develop," he said.