India, Feb. 10 -- The de Leede family has made it a tradition to excel at World Cups, be it 50 overs or T20s.

Twenty three years ago, Tim de Leede had excelled in an ODI World Cup contest against India when he picked up 4/35, including the prized wickets of Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid. Although India managed to win that opening game of the 2003 tournament in Paarl, Tim was named Player-of-the-Match for his brilliant bowling.

On Tuesday, it was Tim's son Bas who excelled at the Ferozeshah Kotla here as he took Netherlands to a seven-wicket victory against Namibia to earn their biggest victory (in terms of wickets) at the T20 World Cup. Bas took 2/20 in his three overs before hammering an unbeaten 72 off 48 deliveries (5x4, 4x6) to ...