Ryan scored ten Doeschate a superb century, but it proved in vain as England survived to beat the Netherlands by six wickets in their Group B Cricket World Cup meet in Nagpur.

Ten Doeschate was rich in a way that the Netherlands has shown an impressive score of 292 for six, but half a century from Andrew Strauss and Jonathan Trott and late fees of Ravi Bopara saw England home with eight balls alternatives.

Ten Doeschate needed to reach his century 98 balls, going to hit 119 in 110 deliveries, playing very well, but also taking advantage of a lower return than normal, England with the ball and field.

England fly much better than what they offered, but continued to work as hard as the Netherlands and upset, although they could not completely close the game.

The Netherlands, who won the toss and decided to bat, went to a great start to the opener Alexei Kervezee (16) and Wesley Barresi (29) putting on an early bowling from James Anderson and Stuart Broad.

Andrew Strauss quickly rang the changes with Tim Bresnan and Graeme Swann into the attack and were rewarded when Swann struck with his fourth ball to have tripped after Barresi Bresnan Kervezee was caught by Matthew Prior.

Tom Cooper, who made 47 to 73 balls and added 78 with Doeschate ten for the third wicket before he was caught by Anderson, Paul Collingwood.

Ten Doeschate, however, continued to impress, and while Swann removed Bas Zuiderent for one and Tom Grooth was overthrown by Broad for 28, England were unable to dismiss him.

Full stop late power play, ten Doeschate added a half-century partnership in only 31 balls as England, Peter Borren leaked works.

The partnership was broken when ten Doeschate large loft Ravi Bopara at deep sublime ending entries that included nine fours and three sixes and there was no late drama when Borren was shot by Major, but recalled after England did not stay online with implementation constraints.

Borren then hit an unbeaten 35 in 24 balls to make England pay for their mistakes. Swann was by far the best of England bowling with two of 35, when Broad took two for 65th Swann Bresnan and Collingwood were the only three Bowling, who has managed to maintain their economy rate of less than six runs per over.

England opens Strauss and Kevin Pietersen gave their side an excellent start, Strauss ran away and punish short of the usual style on his way to 88 in 83 balls, while Pietersen offered good support to 39th

Pietersen was the first to go when he was caught out by Borren Pieteer Seelaar before Strauss and Trott (62) put on 61 for the second wicket, which fell when Strauss Mudassar Bukhari Cooper in depth.

Trott and Ian Bell, who made a fluent 33 and 40 balls, then took the score on 224 English, before he was baffled by Barresi Trott and Bell bowled the same bowler.

The off-road then known to have a decisive influence on the game with the ball and stick, but it should not be 30 unbeaten Collingwood and Bopara 30 to 20 balls in England's side on the line.

Bopara ensured the game does not go to the last when he hit the spinner over Bernard Loots Max and two fours in the penultimate over of the match.