The Indian cricket team, having registered three consecutive wins in the T20 World Cup 2026, is looking to maintain its momentum as it prepares to play against the Netherlands at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on February 18. The team's recent victory on February 15 over Pakistan by 61 runs has positioned them as strong contenders for the championship, bolstering their confidence ahead of the upcoming Super-8 round.

As the focus shifts to the match against the Netherlands, questions arise about the team's batting performance, particularly the challenge of posting a score exceeding 209 runs, as it has yet to achieve this milestone in the tournament. Historically, a score of over 300 runs has never been recorded in T20 World Cup matches, with Sri Lanka holding the record for the highest total of 260 runs against Kenya in 2007, while India's highest score in the T20 World Cup is 218.

The anticipation surrounding this match is heightened by India's goal of breaking new ground with a potential 300-plus total. The success of the team's batting lineup will be crucial not only for this match but also for establishing a strong foundation as they advance further in the tournament. The outcome could significantly impact their strategy and performance in the Super-8 stage, influencing their chances of claiming the title as they face increasingly difficult opponents.