The English team achieved the highest score in ODI history of 498 in Friday's first match, in the 3 ODI series against Netherlands.
England defeat the hosts by six wickets in a shortened second one-day international on Sunday at at VRA cricket ground outside Amsterdam.
After heavy rain overnight delayed the start of the match, the officials reduced the match to 41 overs a side.
Winning the toss Netherland opted to bat first and just managed 235-7 in 41 overs.
In response, Englishmen made a positive start with Jason Roy (73) and Phil Salt (77) putting on a 139-run opening partnership.
Despite of the terrific condition of pitch and weather England scored freely and won the second match which gave them an incontrovertible 2-0 lead in the series.
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