India secured their spot in the Super 8s with a 17-run win over Netherlands, thanks to Shivam Dube's explosive 66 and Varun Chakravarthy's 3 wickets for 14 runs. Dube's power-hitting, including 6 sixes, lifted India to 193/6, while Chakravarthy's spin magic restricted Netherlands to 176/7. This win extends India's unbeaten streak in T20 World Cups to 12 matches. Aryan Dutt got the better of the three left-hand batters - including a third duck for Abhishek Sharma this tournament - at the top, the fast bowlers denied India pace or room, they got in boundary-free spells of 20, 19 and 16 balls, they had the run rate under eight an over after 15 overs, but Shivam Dube's 66 off 30 gave the bowlers enough to set up a comfortable victory. India's seamers struggled to break through, with Netherlands' bowlers stifling their batting. Kyle Klein and Logan van Beek led the charge, using the conditions well to keep India grounded. Van Beek created chances, but crucial drops allowed India to survive. Aryan Dutt's 4-0-19-2 spell was a standout, cramping India further. Shivam Dube turned the game around for India with his explosive batting, smashing Netherlands' bowlers. After a slow start, Dube unleashed his power, hitting Colin Ackermann all over the park with lusty shots. His aggressive approach, including a crucial top-edge survival, allowed India to post a competitive total. Even though Suryakumar fell and Hardik Pandya also found it difficult to get going immediately, Dube kept getting the better of the spinners. A standout feature was how he put away changes of pace from the quicks, which generally tend to slow him down. Pandya also overcame the early slowness to end up with three sixes to go with Dube's six as India took 75 off the last five. Arshdeep Singh and Jasprit Bumrah had the Netherlands openers on the back foot with their impressive new-ball bowling. They moved the ball both ways, drawing 12 false shots and conceding just 22 runs in four overs. The openers tried to hit out but fell to Varun Chakravarthy and Hardik Pandya's spells. Dube went for 23 off the first nine balls he bowled, but he came back by executing the wide lines well, getting Bas de Leede caught at fine short third to end the 14th over. That was as good as done. Aryan Dutt's impressive powerplay spell caught India off guard, taking 2 wickets and restricting them to 39/2 in the first 6 overs. Dutt's clever tactics, including quick pace and cramping the batters, left India struggling. His ability to keep the ball low and bounce the batters out of their comfort zone worked well, with Ishan Kishan and Abhishek Sharma falling to his skill. India 193 for 6 (Dube 66, Suryakumar 34, van Beek 3-56, Dutt 2-19) beat Netherlands 176 for 7 (de Leede 33, Varun 3-14, Dube 2-35) by 17 runs