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The Netherlands sit second after half of the qualifying groups at the gymnastics world championships, with the final team places still undecided.
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The Netherlands are second in the men’s team standings at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam, but three of the six qualifying groups are still to compete, including several leading nations. The top eight teams will reach the final. [1]
The Dutch team scored 242.995 points after its group, placing behind the Russian team competing as World Gymnastics 2, which has 249.162. Japan, China, Great Britain and the United States are among the countries yet to compete. One group is scheduled for Saturday evening and two for Sunday morning. [1]
Elijah Faverus is sixth in the individual all-around standings on 79.466 points, putting him in contention for the final. Loran de Munck, a two-time European silver medallist on pommel horse, has been eliminated from that apparatus final after scoring 13.833, outside the top eight. [1]
The Dutch men have reached the world team final once before, in 2018 in Doha. [1]
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