Published: Mar 27, 2014, 02:30 AM (IST)
Edited: Mar 27, 2014, 02:31 AM (IST)
Chittagong: Mar 26, 2014
South African paceman Dale Steyn admitted the mood was different after a narrow two-run win over New Zealand.
“I think the camp would have been completely different for us had we lost the game (against New Zealand),” said Steyn, who defended seven runs in the last over.
“We lost the first and won the second, so it’s going to be like a win (means) everything from now on.”
The Netherlands captain Peter Borren vowed his team will show improvement.
“I look at our top order and we have guys there who can really play and have played at this level and done fine before,” said Borren, whose team remarkably beat much fancied Ireland by chasing 190 in under 14 overs to qualify for Super-10.
“I know this team can play, I believe in this team and I hope we can show that in the next three games. It certainly won’t be a case of damage limitation.
Title-holders the West Indies beat hosts Bangladesh in the only match in Group two on Tuesday.
Top two teams from each group will qualify for the semi-finals. The final will be played in Dhaka on April 6.
ICC World T20 2014 schedule: Match time table with venue details
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