Josh Davey

India pacer Mohammed Siraj on Tuesday took a five-wicket haul on his county debut. Playing for Warwickshire, Siraj took five for 82 in 24 overs, helping his team bowl out Somerset for 219 on day two of the division one fixture. Siraj's scalps included Pakistan opener Imam Ul Haq, George Bartlett, James Rew, Lewis Gregory and Josh Davey.

Scotland have made a couple of changes with skipper Kyle Coetzer and Alasdair Evans coming in, in place of Josh Davey and Craig Wallace. New Zealand are playing with the same XI that defeated India on Sunday.

Namibia won the toss and opted to bowl against Scotland in a Super 12 match of the T20 World Cup on Wednesday.

Opener Mohammad Shahzad top-scored with a sparkling 39-ball 61 as Afghanistan defeated Scotland by 14 runs in their ICC World Twenty20 match on Tuesday.

There are other players like UAE's Shaiman Anwar who scored over 300 runs in the tournament, including a century against Ireland and two half-centuries against Pakistan and Zimbabwe.

Scotland skipper Kyle Coetzer won the toss and elected to bat against Papua New Guinea in a group B match of the ICC men's T20 World Cup here on Tuesday.

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Buoyed by their stunning victory over Bangladesh, Scotland will be keen to keep the winning momentum going when they take on Papua New Guinea in the T20 World Cup on Tuesday.

Having sealed a place in the Super 12s with two stunning wins, debutants Namibia will look to continue their fairytale run when they take on a bruised Scotland in the ICC T20 World Cup here on Wednesday.

Scotland will fancy their chances of maintaining their unbeaten run and enter the Super 12 on a winning note when they meet Oman in their Group B league game of the T20 World Cup here on Thursday.

The Afghanistan cricket team will hope to provide some joy to its people going through tumultuous times back home as it begins its T20 World Cup campaign against a spirited Scotland here on Sunday.

Scotland dished out a clinical bowling effort to bundle out Oman for a below-par 122 in their final T20 World Cup first round Group B match here on Thursday.

Oman skipper Zeeshan Maqsood won the toss and elected to bat against Scotland in their bid to reach the Super 12s of the Twenty20 World Cup on Thursday.

Bangladesh skipper Mahmudullah Riyad won the toss and elected to bowl first against Scotland on day one of the Twenty20 World Cup on Sunday.

Kyle Coetzer stated that there is no reason for Scotland to fear after the team defeated Oman by eight-wicket and booked their place in the Super 12s at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2021.

Nazibullah Zadran struck a blistering half-century in a dominating batting display of power-hitting as Afghanistan posted a commanding 190 for four against Scotland in a Super 12 match of the ICC T20 World Cup on Monday.

Fifteen Afghan men from a war-ravaged region, with a cloud of uncertainty hanging heavy on their future, landed in the UAE on October 6 with the united dream of bringing some joy and respite to their countrymen who have been left to cope with the Taliban invasion since August. Short on practice but not on determination, talent and willpower they are keen to make their time on the field at the T20 World Cup count.

An impressive Scotland crushed Oman by eight wickets to register their third consecutive win in the first round and qualify for the T20 World Cup Super 12 stage by topping Group B. Scotland are now placed alongside India, Pakistan, New Zealand, Afghanistan and an yet-to-be decided second-placed team from Group A in Group 2 of the Super 12s.

Michael Jones and Brad Wheal have made a comeback to Scotland's 15-member squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup, marking their return to international cricketing action. The duo, who represent Durham and Hampshire, respectively, were notably absent from Scotland's roster for the T20 Tri-Series against Netherlands and Ireland earlier this month. However, they have now been granted clearance by their respective counties to participate in the prestigious tournament set to unfold in the Americas next month.

Afghanistan's latest cricket sensation Hamid Hassan found his way into the pages of the popular US daily the 'Wall Street Journal' after his somersaulting antics post Kumar Sangakkara's wicket in their match against Sri Lanka caught the attention of one and all.