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ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 2024-2027 | Match 15

Scotland vs Namibia • 20 Jul 2024

Forthill Cricket Ground, Scotland

Scotland
Scotland
290/9 (50.0 Ovr) RR: 5.80
Namibia
Namibia
235/9 (44.0 Ovr) RR: 5.34
(DLS Target Runs- 283, Ovr- 44)
Scotland win by 47 runs (DLS Method)
1st INNING

Scotland290/9

  • Richie Berrington79*81
  • Jasper Davidson12

Namibia 50

  • Ben Shikongo2-74*10
  • Gerhard Erasmus2-478
2nd INNING

Scotland235/9

  • Tangeni Lungameni7*5
  • Ben Shikongo34

Namibia 50

  • Michael Leask4-409
  • Mark Watt2-62*10

Scotland vs Namibia, Match 15, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 2024-2027

Namibia won the toss and elected to bowl.

20 Jul 2024

Forfarshire, Forthill Cricket Ground

George Munsey , Charlie Tear , Brandon McMullen , Richie Berrington (c) , Matthew Cross (wk), Michael Leask , Chris Greaves , Mark Watt , Jack Jarvis , Safyaan Sharif , Jasper Davidson

Lohan Louwrens , Michael van Lingen , Jan Frylinck , Gerhard Erasmus (c) , Malan Kruger , JJ Smit , JP Kotze (wk), Bernard Scholtz , Jack Brassell , Tangeni Lungameni , Ben Shikongo

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