Live Cricket Score | Scotland vs Zimbabwe Live Score & Commentary | SCO vs ZIM Scorecard, ICC Men's T20 World Cup

12th T20I • Bellerive Oval • Hobart

Scotland

132/6 (20)

Zimbabwe

133/5 (18.3)

ZIM won by 5 wickets

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Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

S Raza

S Williams

Expert Team 2

S Raza

M Leask

Venue Details

Bellerive Oval, Hobart

1st Innings

164Avg Runs

7Avg Wkts

2nd Innings

145Avg Runs

8Avg Wkts

Fantasy Tips Exclusive

Sikandar Raza is the best captaincy option for your fantasy team. He is in excellent form, Raza scored 96 runs and also picked up 4 wickets so far in this series.

Michael Leask is the best All Rounder option for your fantasy team, he picked up 3 wickets and scored 21 runs so far in this series and he will look to continue his sensational form in this game as well.

Blessing Muzarabani and Mark Watt are the top bowlers' picks, both of them are in exceptional form and will play an important role in this game.

H2H Stats, last time when both the teams faced each other Zimbabwe won the game by 6 wickets.

Hot Picks: Richie Berrington, Sikandar Raza, Sean Williams, Michael Leask

Risky Picks: Ryan Burl, Safyaan Sharif, Wesley Madhevere

Stay aways: Milton Shumba

GL Picks: Luke Jongwe, Safyaan Sharif

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

Scotland

Zimbabwe

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

SCO

1- 3

ZIM

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

147

Average Score

142

190/4

Highest Score

188/6

89/2

Lowest Score

95/10

Player of the Match Sikandar Raza

40(23)

1/20

SCO s

ZIM s

Info

Scotland s

132/6 (20)

Batters

George Munsey

105.88

c M Shumba b R Ngarava

Michael Jones

80.00

c S Raza b T Chatara

Matthew Cross

14.29

c W Madhevere b R Ngarava

Richie Berrington

86.67

c M Shumba b S Raza

Calum MacLeod

96.15

c LM Jongwe b T Chatara

Michael Leask

133.33

b B Muzarabani

Chris Greaves

42.86

Not out

Josh Davey

133.33

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 10, NB: 3, W: 3)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 6.6)

132/6

Did not Bat

Mark Watt, Safyaan Sharif, Brad Wheal

Bowlers

EXT

3.50

7.00

8.50

6.33

5.00

7.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Michael Jones

c S Raza b T Chatara

1-5

0.6

Matthew Cross

c W Madhevere b R Ngarava

2-24

4.1

Richie Berrington

c M Shumba b S Raza

3-64

9.3

George Munsey

c M Shumba b R Ngarava

4-98

16.1

Michael Leask

b B Muzarabani

5-119

17.5

Calum MacLeod

c LM Jongwe b T Chatara

6-128

19.3

Zimbabwe s

133/5 (18.3)

Batters

Regis Chakabva

133.33

lbw b BTJ Wheal

Craig Ervine

107.41

c C MacLeod b M Watt

Wesley Madhevere

0.00

b J Davey

Sean Williams

58.33

c BTJ Wheal b M Leask

Sikandar Raza

173.91

c M Cross b J Davey

Milton Shumba

100.00

Not out

Ryan Burl *

180.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 2, NB: 2, W: 0)

TOTAL

(18.3 Ov, RR: 7.19)

133/5

Did not Bat

Luke Jongwe, Tendai Chatara, Blessing Muzarabani, Richard Ngarava

Bowlers

EXT

Brad Wheal

6.50

Josh Davey

5.33

Safyaan Sharif

2.3

9.20

Mark Watt

4.75

Michael Leask

9.00

Calum MacLeod

11.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Regis Chakabva

lbw b BTJ Wheal

1-4

0.3

Wesley Madhevere

b J Davey

2-7

1.4

Sean Williams

c BTJ Wheal b M Leask

3-42

7.6

Sikandar Raza

c M Cross b J Davey

4-106

14.6

Craig Ervine

c C MacLeod b M Watt

5-119

16.6

Match Info

Date & Time

21 Oct, 01:30 PM IST

Venue

Bellerive Oval, Hobart

Match

12th T20I,

ICC Men's T20 World Cup

Umpires

Michael Gough (England), Nitin Menon (India), Ahsan Raza (Pakistan, TV)

Referee

David Boon (Australia)

Toss

Scotland elected to bat

1 2 1 4 1 1

Over 16

Runs: 10

0 1 1 0 1 W

Over 17

Runs: 3

1 1 1 2 1 2

Over 18

Runs: 8

1 1 4

Over 19

Runs: 6

All Overs

Player of the Match Sikandar Raza

40(23)

1/20

Commentary

That is all we have from this cracker jack of a contest. The World Cup fun continues as Australia take on New Zealand tomorrow in the first SUper 12 game while England will square off against Afghanistan in the 2nd match of the day. So till the next time, it's goodbye from the commentary box. This is Arya Sekhar Chakraborty signing off on the behalf of my fellow commentator and good mate Pradeep. Cheers!!!!

Craig Ervine (Captain, Zimbabwe): Look, I don't think anybody can explain what it means to us. Had the whole country behind us and well deserved for the boys to get through. I needed Raz to come and play that sort of an innings. I knew if I batted all the way and get the singles and doubles, Raz will do it at the other end. The support for us has been special. The support in Townsville was incredible and to see our supporters follow us all the way is an incredible feeling.

Richie Berrington (Captain, Scotland): Obviously disappointing not to get over the line, felt we were 25-30 runs short at least. We've played a lot lot of good cricket this tournament, just disappointing we couldn't execute with the bat this game in the first innings. I think we can away proudly with the kind of performances we've put in, lot of positives to take from this World Cup.

Sikandar Raza has been adjudged the Player of the Match! Here's what he has to say: Credit to Scotland for making it tough for us, they certainly played some better cricket, unfortunaely we've been part of too many tournaments which is cut through, credit to Scotland. In my heart, once we bowled well, one of us had to get the job done, I love that it was my turn but loved the way Ervine played and the two youngsters in the end finished it for us, quite satisfying and humbling. I said to Craig, your job is to bat through and my job is to make that one easy, I took my chances and it came off. They are a small group but you can't really make it out with the sound they've been making, they carry all the emotions from back home, credit to them to respresent Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe won by 5 wickets (with 9 deliveries to spare)

Craig Ervine 58(54) | Tendai Chatara 2/14 (4)
George Munsey 54(51) | Josh Davey 2/16 (3)

A relatively straightforward win for Zimbabwe as they go through to the Super 12s in a dominant fashion. Riding on the back of brilliant knocks from skipper Sean Ervine and Sikandar Raza, Zimbabwe managed to chase down the below-par target in the over. Brad Wheal and Josh Davey kept Scotland in the game with the early wickets of Regis Chakabva and Wesley Madhevere to reduce them to 7/2 inside the 2nd over.

It was just the start, Scotland would have been hoping for, at the halfway stage. The powerplay belonged to them with Zimbabwe struggling to get going. However, skipper Craig Ervine who was coming into the match after missing the previous one took the onus on himself to steady the ship and tried to build a partnership with Sean Williams. The latter was dismissed in an attempt to play the big shot but from there on it was all Zimbabwe.

Sikandar Raza carried on his rich vein of form with the bat and took the attack to the Scotland bowlers right away. He smashed three fours and a couple of sixes during his breezy knock of 40 off just 23 deliveries. He was batting on a different planet and was hardly troubled by the Scottish bowlers. By the time, Raza was dismissed the match was almost in Zimbabwe's pocket.

Ervine was there at the other end and went on to complete a brilliant half-century but couldn't quite take his side over the finishing line. He was dismissed with Zimbabwe still needing 14 off the last 18 deliveries. Milton Shumba batted sensibly towards the end while Ryan Burl smashed a boundary down the mid-on region to seal the deal for Zimbabwe.

Earlier in the day it was the Scotland skipper Richie Berrington who won the toss and opted to bat. The Scotland batters struggled all the way through. Tendai Chatara was quite brilliant, bagging a couple of crucial wickets while Richard Ngarava also took two wickets.

The spin duo of Sikandar Raza and Sean Williams were right on the mark and didn't allow the batters to cut loose. For Scotland, George Munsey was the top scorer with a knock of 54 off just 51 deliveries.

That seals the game for Zimbabwe as they qualify and go through to the Super 12s as the winners of the group. Incredible stuff from the African nation and the celebrations will start here. An emphatic victory in the end and despite being tested early on, the experienced duo of Craig Ervine and Sikandar Raza took them to touching distance of the victory target before some sensible batting from Milton Shumba and Ryan Burl took them over the finishing line.

18.3 Safyaan Sharif to Ryan Burl, FOUR! ZIMBABWE ARE THROUGH TO SUPER 12! Scotland crash out of the World Cup, disappointing end for them in this edition. Burl effortlessly spanks the length delivery well over mid-on fielder who times his jump but can't get to it, runs away for the boundary.

18.2 Safyaan Sharif to Milton Shumba, short into Shumba, gets on top of the bounce, pulls it over square-leg, not in control but doesn't carry to the fielder in the deep either as they pick up another single.

18.1 Safyaan Sharif to Ryan Burl, length delivery on the off-stump, Burl drilled it to mid-off, takes off immediately and makes it well in time for one.

8 runs off that 18th over and Zimbabwe just needs 6 runs of the final 12 deliveries.

overs

127 /5 score

runs

Milton Shumba *

10 (10)

Ryan Burl

4 (3)

Michael Leask

1 /36

17.6 Michael Leask to Milton Shumba, short on the off-stump, Shumba on the backfoot swatted it down to long-on, they hustle back for another brace. Not good enough this from Scotland. Zimbabwe just need 6 off the last two overs!

17.5 Michael Leask to Ryan Burl, length delivery on the outside off, Burl drills it down to mid-off for a sharp single.

17.4 Michael Leask to Ryan Burl, short on the off-stump, quicker one and Burl at the last second, cuts it through backward point, they sprint back for the brace. Can Leask land a couple of dots to finish the over?

17.3 Michael Leask to Milton Shumba, short on the outside off, Shumba on the backfoot cuts it to deep covers for a single.

17.2 Michael Leask to Ryan Burl, drifts the back of a length into Burl, on the backfoot he dropped it into the on-side for another single. Sensible cricket will take Zimbabwe over the line here.

17.1 Michael Leask to Milton Shumba, length delivery on the off-stump, Shumba gets forward and nudged it to square-leg for only a single.

Michael Leask [3.0-0-28-1] is back into the attack.

Ryan Burl, LHB comes out to the crease.

Well well well!!!! Is there a twist in the tale? Craig Ervine departs after an outstanding knock but will it be enough to take Zimbabwe over the finishing line? Just 14 runs needed off 18 deliveries, still looks like Zimbabwe's game but this breakthrough has just ignited the hopes of Scotland.

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