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England set a new record for the highest 50-over total in history as Jos Buttler and Liam Livingstone shone in their 498 for four against the Netherlands on a sweltering day in Amstelveen.
Jos Buttler showed no mercy against Netherlands in the first ODI at Amstelveen as he powered his way to a 47-ball century to further increase the opposition's misery. Phil Salt and Dawid Malan had already struck fluent centuries and Buttler rubbed salt in the minnows' wounds by landing one punch after another. Buttler came in to bat in the 30th over after Phil Salt's dismissal ended a 222-run partnership.
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England’s total of 498 for four against the Netherlands was a world record for both one-day internationals and all List A cricket.
Liam Livingstone continues to daunt the bowlers with his batting supremacy. The right-handed batter on Friday equalled the record of second-fastest ODI fifty. He achieved the milestone during his side's ongoing first ODI of the three-match series against Netherlands in Amstelveen. By getting to his half-century in only 17 balls, Livingstone joined the likes of Kusal Perera, Sanath Jayasuriya and Martin Guptill on the elite list. Meanwhile, he missed the world record of AB de Villiers, who had scored the fastest ODI fifty, by just one ball.