Namibia vs Scotland, 12th Match, Group B at Bridgetown, T20 World Cup, Jun 06 2024 - Match Result

Berrington seals it in style! A muscular bosh across the line, seizing the width and pumping it hard and flat over wide long-on. Scotland march to the top of Group B!

leg-sided, a very delicate flick and the keeper does well. That was four all the way

pace off, back of a length, lifted to the on-side

round the wicket, pace off on the yorker, clipped uppishly to the leg side. Scotland need only to hold their nerve now

holed out to long-on! Leask climbed into another mighty wipe down the ground, but this time the pace off, allied to a touch of width, leaves him reaching a touch too much. Wiese stoops low to gather, and ends a game-breaking knock

steps into the length, lumped back over the bowler's head, without much timing, but the placement is good enough for the single

free hit ... full length, attempts a cutesy sweep/ramp, loops behind square on the leg side

the wheels are coming off now! Another big wind-up, but Trumpelmann has overstepped as well

Leask is off the leash! Seizes on the slower ball, and piledrives it 101 metres, into the prevailing wind, over wide long-on!

hits his length but Berrington gets away with it! Hard length from round the wicket, driven on the up into the covers, and loops over the in-field

full toss, deposited high over deep midwicket! That might just have been the over. 18 runs pour from it, almost half the previous requirement. Scotland need 21 from 18 now

drops all the pace off, outside off, cuffed to cover

in the slot, on the pads, Berrington heaves across the line and through the gap! Bissects two leg-side boundary riders to take Scotland ever closer

smashed into the off side for the single

mashed into the stands! A good take in the crowd at midwicket, as Leask takes no half-measures against the dangerman! A touch of width, and clobbered to bring up the fifty stand from 32 balls

very full, swinging into the pads, Wiese is up for the lbw, as the ball deflects through short third. An enthusiastic appeal, but missing leg

another slower ball, chopped into the covers. Tidy enough from Trumpelmann, to take Namibia's challenge deep

violent crack across the line! Pace off, and picked well by the batter, but it took a smart tumbling stop at deep midwicket to cut that off

pace off, a hint of width, cut at the top of the bounce to deep point

angled into the bat, a wristy chop to point. A valuable dot