The Netherlands Cricket Board is looking for Indian net bowlers before starting their preparation for the ODI World Cup 2023. A social media advertisement was posted by the board in order to find the bowlers before their preparation camp in Alur, Karnataka. This was another example of the gulf's resources when it comes to the more established sides and associated nations. The campus is going to take place between September 20 and 24, and as per the social media post, the Netherlands Cricket Board is looking for multiple options.
They have demanded videos with aspirants bowling a minimum of 1 over with the clear trajectory of the deliveries visible. Their travel, stay, and meals during the camp will be taken care of by the Royal Netherlands Cricket Association. All the applicants who want to apply need to be over 18 years of age and residents of India. Even the KSCA is ready to help them get the best possible net bowlers in town.
As per the statement by a senior KSC official, "they have already camped here and played a couple of matches; we have provided them the required facilities as per their request; we are ready to host them whenever they return; we will provide the best possible facilities such as ground and net bowlers; and yes, they are free to rope in any additional support."