Jason Roy hits superb century as England thrash Holland by chasing target of 244 with nearly 20 overs to spare to complete 3-0 whitewash in ODI series in Amsterdam
- England were without their captain Eoin Morgan because of a groin complaint
- The visitors comfortably chased down their target of 245 in Amstelveen
- Jason Roy ended unbeaten on 101 as he scored his 10th ODI century
- Jos Buttler was also impressive as he finished 86 not out with more brutal hitting
Jason Roy hit a superb century as England cruised to an eight-wicket victory over Holland to complete a series whitewash in the third and final one-day international in Amstelveen.
Roy finished unbeaten on 101 and Jos Buttler ended 86 not out as England chased down 245 with just shy of 20 overs left to wrap up a 3-0 win.
David Willey had earlier taken four wickets as England restricted the Netherlands to a score of 244.
Jason Roy scored his 10th ODI century to guide England to a comfortable victory
Jos Buttler also impressed as he added another 86 runs to his growing ODI runs tally
The target never looked enough to trouble a batting line-up which scored two shy of 500 in the first ODI last Friday.
England were without their captain Eoin Morgan as a precautionary measure due to a minor groin injury, putting on hold the debate about his form after consecutive ducks in the previous two matches.
Jos Buttler stood in as skipper but surprisingly declined the opportunity to bat first after winning the toss despite stating his ambition that England are aiming for a score of 500 in a 50-over match.
David Willey took four wickets to restrict Holland to 244 from their 50 overs in Amstelveen
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Source : dailymail
