Live Cricket Score | Scotland vs New Zealand Live Score & Commentary | SCO vs NZ Scorecard, Scotland vs New Zealand 2022

1st ODI • Grange Cricket Club • Edinburgh

Scotland

306 (49.4)

New Zealand

307/3 (45.5)

NZ won by 7 wickets

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Scotland s

306/10 (49.4)

Batters

Kyle Coetzer

88.00

c Tickner b Duffy

Michael Jones

72.00

b Bracewell

Calum MacLeod

50.00

c Guptill b Tickner

Richie Berrington

(C)

54.55

c Chapman b Bracewell

Matthew Cross

91.38

c Cleaver b Mitchell

Chris Greaves

46.15

c Tickner b Bracewell

Michael Leask

154.55

c Guptill b Duffy

Mark Watt

124.00

c Guptill b Ferguson

Safyaan Sharif

96.55

c Cleaver b Ferguson

Chris Sole

60.00

c Phillips b Duffy

Hamza Tahir

125.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 5, NB: 2, W: 10)

TOTAL

(49.4 Ov, RR: 6.16)

306/10

Bowlers

EXT

Jacob Duffy

7.4

6.78

7.70

6.20

4.30

6.00

3.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Kyle Coetzer

c Tickner b Duffy

1-46

8.2

Calum MacLeod

c Guptill b Tickner

2-69

13.3

Michael Jones

b Bracewell

3-73

16.4

Richie Berrington

c Chapman b Bracewell

4-93

20.3

Chris Greaves

c Tickner b Bracewell

5-107

24.3

Matthew Cross

c Cleaver b Mitchell

6-199

36.2

Michael Leask

c Guptill b Duffy

7-262

42.3

Mark Watt

c Guptill b Ferguson

8-279

46.6

Safyaan Sharif

c Cleaver b Ferguson

9-299

48.4

Chris Sole

c Phillips b Duffy

10-306

49.4

New Zealand s

307/3 (45.5)

Batters

Martin Guptill

88.68

lbw b Leask

Finn Allen

104.17

c MacLeod b Tahir

Dane Cleaver

86.49

b Leask

Mark Chapman

101

134.67

Not out

Daryl Mitchell *

119.35

Not out

Extras

(B: 1, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 1)

TOTAL

(45.5 Ov, RR: 6.7)

307/3

Did not Bat

Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner, Lockie Ferguson, Jacob Duffy, Blair Tickner

Bowlers

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Safyaan Sharif

5.00

Mark Watt

6.33

Chris Sole

9.5

6.92

Chris Greaves

12.00

Hamza Tahir

7.78

Michael Leask

5.75

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Finn Allen

c MacLeod b Tahir

1-78

13.3

Martin Guptill

lbw b Leask

2-125

21.6

Dane Cleaver

b Leask

3-132

23.6

Match Info

Date & Time

31 Jul, 03:30 PM IST

Venue

Grange Cricket Club, Raeburn Place, Edinburgh

Match

1st ODI,

Scotland vs New Zealand 2022

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Umpires

Allan Haggo (Scotland), David McLean (Scotland), Ryan Milne (Scotland, TV)

Referee

Wayne Noon (England)

Pitch Report

Pacers friendly wicket with less help available for the batters

Toss

Scotland elected to bat

0 6 6 3 1 6

Over 43

Runs: 22

0 1 0 1 6 0

Over 44

Runs: 8

4 1 1wd 0 1 1lb 0

Over 45

Runs: 8

2 2 1 1 1

Over 46

Runs: 7

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Commentary

That's it from me, Rajarshi, and my co-commentator Bala, as we close out our cricketing coverage for today. We will be back with more tomorrow, plenty of ECS action to go with the 2nd T20I between India and West Indies later in the evening. Do keep following Sportskeeda, wish you a very good night!

Players with ODI hundreds for multiple countries:

Ed Joyce (ENG🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 and IRE☘️)
Eoin Morgan (IRE☘️ and ENG🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿)
Mark Chapman (HK🇭🇰 and NZ🇳🇿)#SCOvNZ
— Kausthub Gudipati (@kaustats) July 31, 2022

Mitchell Santner, New Zealand captain: It was pretty good, a clinical chase. I thought we let them get through a bit after getting them 5 down. From about 8 overs to 30 we were outstanding but we let them away a bit. Leask and Cross played well, 300 was a pretty par score on that ground. (On Mark Chapman) We know he's a quality player, has made most of the opportunities in the last couple of games. There was a period where we were 140/3, could have gone either way but that partnership helped us take the game away.

Richie Berrington, Scotland captain: Lots of good stuff from us. We missed the 350 mark, maybe losing a couple of wickets after the first powerplay cost us. Cross and Leask played particularly well, especially Leask with his clean hitting at the back end. 340-350 would have been good for us to really be in with a chance, but 300 was good too. We couldn't capitalize after the initial stages, unfortunately, we couldn't take any wickets Thought the offie bowled well, made it quite challenging. Today showed how much depth we have. We will look to take these positives to the World Cricket league coming up.

Mark Chapman (Player of the Match): It is nice to be out in the middle and spending some time, winning a couple of games as well. Darryl (Mitchell) said put your head down and go for it, and it just worked out. Coming into this tour, I knew that there were a lot of T20s. Was just tying to hit hard down the ground, happy that it came off. We possess some power lower down, so it's about taking it deep. Quick outfield, smaller boundaries, we backed ourselves to chase this down.

Match summary:
Scotland won the toss and opted to bat

Scotland 1st innings 306 all out (49.4 Overs)
Matthew Leask 85(55), Michael Bracewell 3/43 (10 overs)

New Zealand 307/3 (45.5 Overs)
Mark Chapman 101*(75), Michael Leask 2/46 (8 overs)

New Zealand win by 7 wickets with 25 balls to spare.

The New Zealand openers were wary of the threat that the opening bowling duo of Safyaan Sharif and Chris Sole presented after they strode out to the centre in the quest to get the run chase of 307 underway. Chris Sole, in particular, was looking like a handful on this track. The number of times he beat the bat, and the number of edges he induced without reward at the start itself was frustrating for the hosts.

Finn Allen managed to survive the initial threat, attacked as soon as he found a bad ball to do so, and brought up a second ODI fifty, with Martin Guptill providing him ample support throughout. Chris Greaves, introduced into the attack after the powerplay, couldn't find the right length, and was carted around for 12 in his first over. Sole went for 9 in the next over, and New Zealand were starting to get a grip in the chase.

Scotland were a bit sluggish in the field throughout the innings, but it took a stupendous effort from Calum Macleod in the deep to bring about the opening breakthrough. Finn Allen looked to clear the ropes at mid-wicket off Hamza Tahir, but Macleod ran to his right and complete a fine, fine catch. The Scotland spin trio of Hamza Tahir, Mark Watt and then Michael Leask proceeded to apply the squeeze on Guptill and new man Dane Cleaver.

Guptill and Cleaver were doing well with keeping the scoreboard ticking, but two needless strokes accounted for the two of them, both being scalped by Michael Leask. That was when Daryl Mitchell joined Mark Chapman in the middle, and the duo proceeded to play themselves in. Once the nerviness seeped away, the duo seemed to be in some ease in playing themselves in. The boundaries started to come soon, Greaves was brought back for a second time today and proceeded to be carted for 12 more runs.

The milestones gradually started to come up, both batsmen reached half-centuries in succession, the 100-run partnership came up, and by the time the chase went down to the slog overs, the equation was down to a run-a-ball. Scotland's sluggishness in the field was on display at its fullest, Chapman was dropped twice in the space of two overs. A hundred was there for the taking for him, and he eventually got there, albeit a bit weary by then. It was left to him to collect the winning run, and he completed the task with 4 overs (and a delivery) remaining.

And there it is! Scotland fought for a large part of the match, but they just could not take that fourth wicket when they could have; Mitchell and Chapman proceeded to stitch up a match-winning partnership that sees them across the line! New Zealand take the solo One Day International at Edinburgh by 7 wickets!

45.5 Chris Sole to Mark Chapman, leading edge! Lobs up just over the bowler's reach. That sums up the kind of day Scotland had on the field today

45.4 Chris Sole to Daryl Mitchell, short delivery angling into the body. Pulls it away to deep square leg and takes one. Scores are level

45.3 Chris Sole to Mark Chapman, short of a length outside off. Taps it to backward point and scampers through. That's 100 for Chapman! First ODI century for the southpaw

45.2 Chris Sole to Mark Chapman, full delivery outside the off-stump. Drives it wide of the fielder at long-on. The call is for two and they get back. Chapman looks tired coming back for that second run

45.1 Chris Sole to Mark Chapman, short of a length angling in. Chapman pulls but doesn't time it well. Runs hard and gets back for the second

The game might be done with in the next over itself.

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300 /3 score

1lb

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