WI vs SCO Full Scorecard, ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers Updates

3rd ODI • Harare Sports Club • Harare

West Indies

181/10 (43.5)

Scotland

185/3 (43.3)

SCO won by 7 wickets

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Player of the Match Brandon McMullen

69(106)

3/32

SCO

Info

West Indies

181/10 (43.5)

Batters

Brandon King

100.00

c & b B McMullen

Johnson Charles

0.00

c C McBride b B McMullen

Shamarh Brooks

0.00

c M Watt b B McMullen

Shai Hope

81.25

c M Cross b S Sharif

Kyle Mayers

55.56

b CB Sole

Nicholas Pooran

48.84

c C McBride b M Watt

Jason Holder

56.96

lbw b CN Greaves

Romario Shepherd

83.72

c S Sharif b M Watt

Kevin Sinclair

41.67

b CB Sole

Akeal Hosein

54.55

Not out

Alzarri Joseph

85.71

c G Munsey b CN Greaves

Extras

(B: 4, LB: 5, NB: 0, W: 8)

TOTAL

(43.5 Ov, RR: 4.13)

181/10

Bowlers

EXT

4.78

3.56

2.67

3.57

3.00

7.5

3.83

Chris McBride

8.50

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Johnson Charles

c C McBride b B McMullen

1-9

1.6

Shamarh Brooks

c M Watt b B McMullen

2-16

3.6

Brandon King

c & b B McMullen

3-25

5.2

Kyle Mayers

b CB Sole

4-30

6.5

Shai Hope

c M Cross b S Sharif

5-60

12.2

Nicholas Pooran

c C McBride b M Watt

6-81

20.4

Romario Shepherd

c S Sharif b M Watt

7-158

36.4

Jason Holder

lbw b CN Greaves

8-158

37.1

Kevin Sinclair

b CB Sole

9-174

42.2

Alzarri Joseph

c G Munsey b CN Greaves

10-181

43.5

Scotland

185/3 (43.3)

Batters

Chris McBride

0.00

c K Sinclair b J Holder

Matthew Cross *

107

69.16

Not out

Brandon McMullen

106

65.09

c A Joseph b R Shepherd

George Munsey

54.55

c J Charles b AJ Hosein

Richie Berrington

92.86

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 2, NB: 0, W: 9)

TOTAL

(43.3 Ov, RR: 4.25)

185/3

Did not Bat

Tomas Mackintosh, Michael Leask, Chris Greaves, Mark Watt, Safyaan Sharif, Chris Sole

Bowlers

EXT

4.63

4.14

5.50

6.3

4.31

Akeal Hosein

2.60

Kevin Sinclair

5.13

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Chris McBride

c K Sinclair b J Holder

1-0

0.1

Brandon McMullen

c A Joseph b R Shepherd

2-125

29.2

George Munsey

c J Charles b AJ Hosein

3-162

39.3

Match Info

Date & Time

01 Jul, 12:30 PM IST

Venue

Harare Sports Club

Match

3rd ODI,

ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers

Points Table

Schedule

Stats

Umpires

Alex Wharf (England), Sam Nogajski (Australia), Langton Rusere (Zimbabwe, TV)

Referee

Graeme Labrooy (Sri Lanka)

Toss

Scotland elected to bowl

Player of the Match Brandon McMullen

69(106)

3/32

Commentary

An excellent match comes to an end as Scotland goes down in history as the team to deny the West Indies a berth in the upcoming World Cup. That's all we have from this game, switch tabs to follow the TNPL taking place or some fiery Ashes action between the two fierce arch rivals, England and Australia. This is Lavil Saldanha and my colleague, Mohul Bhomwick signing off. SEE YA!

Richard Berrington (Captain, Scotland): We have been very clear in our plans, the boys feel physically good and it is really good to have so many options as a captain. Since Brandon has come in, he has been fantastic in his short career. He has opened the bowling today and has batted really well as well. It should be another good game (vs Zimbabwe). There are two points on the line and they are playing some really good cricket in their home venue. Things have been going pretty well. We've missed two of our experienced players but the youngsters have done really well to come in and fill that home

Shai Hope (Captain, West Indies): To be honest, it is not one thing to place my finger on We let ourselves down in the tournament. We knew the conditions will be in the bowler's favour, every single captain wins the toss and chooses to bowl first. We need to look at the future and hope for the best and not rue at the past. Dropping catches and misfields happen, it's a part and parcel of the game but we must give our 100%. Our preparation from back home must be strong and if we get it right, we can go on and become big. We have two more games left, there is enough talent and we need to transfer it into consistent performances. They (Scotland) played really well. We could see the discipline in their bowling attacks and that's something we can learn from them. We are all new in the setup and there is a lot to look forward to ahead

Brandon McMullen, Player of the Match: Things were going my way today, and I had to make use of it. All three of the wickets I picked today made me happy. I just wanted to bat till the end and make sure the job was done. Matthew (Cross) was fantastic today- it was good to see him back in form. It was always a part of my plan to hit the ball straight, and glad that it came off.

Scotland win the match by 7 wickets

Scotland: 182/3 (43.2 overs)
Matt Cross: 74(107b)* | Brandon McCullen: 69(106b)
Jason Holder: 1/37 (8 overs) | Akeal Hosein: 1/26 (10 overs)

Historical moment for both sides here in Harare. For Scotland, it is the first time they have beaten the West Indies in this format of the game and for the West Indies, this is the first time they have failed to qualify for a World Cup (ODI/T20I). This tournament has taught each and every cricket fan an essential lesson, no team is a minnow and they can take on the big boys in international cricket without any fear.

The inning was underway with a wicket off the very first ball when McBride chipped one straight to Kevin Sinclair at short midwicket. They had the young Brandon McCullen partnered with the seasoned Matt Cross and the duo anchored this chase beautifully as they stitched a partnership of 125 runs, with both of them scoring half-centuries.

West Indies managed to pick up a couple of wickets as they snapped up McCullen and Munsey but it was a little too late as Cross led them to a historical win and kept their chances alive to play the World Cup later this year.

It was a mediocre bowling performance from the Men in Maroon as they failed to pick up wickets at regular intervals and lost the plot completely. Akeal Hosein, Jason Holder and Romario Shepherd were the only bowlers to pick up a wicket as all the other bowlers conceded a little more than what was expected of them. In the end, it will be a time of retrospect and rebuilding for them so that they can come back stronger.

44.0

43.3 Romario Shepherd to Matthew Cross, FOUR! SCOTLAND BEAT THE WEST INDIES! Short of a length outside off, slower delivery. Cross stands tall and pulls it away over the fielder at midwicket. The ball races away to the fence, as Scotland beat the West Indies for the first time in history!

43.2 Romario Shepherd to Matthew Cross, not there now either! At a length outside off, shapes away. Cross slaps it to cover off the front foot and cannot get it through.

43.1 Romario Shepherd to Matthew Cross, no, not there yet! At a length outside off. Cross punches it to cover off the crease.

Scores are level; they only need a single to end this game. Here's Romario Shepherd to bowl what could be the last over of this game

overs

181 /3 score

runs

Richie Berrington *

13 (14)

Matthew Cross

70 (104)

Kevin Sinclair

0 /41

42.6 Kevin Sinclair to Richie Berrington, FOUR! The scores are level. Drifting down the legside. All Berrington has to do is tickle it wide of the fielder at short fine leg. The ball races away to the fence. Scotland need just one run to win now!

42.5 Kevin Sinclair to Matthew Cross, back of a length outside off, turns back in. Cross places it to deep cover. Single taken.

42.4 Kevin Sinclair to Matthew Cross, tossed up at a length outside off, turns back in. Cross pats it back to the bowler.

42.3 Kevin Sinclair to Matthew Cross, back of a length on off and middle, turns back in. Cross pulls it to midwicket.

42.2 Kevin Sinclair to Richie Berrington, floated outside off, turns back in. Berrington punches it to deep cover. Single taken.

42.1 Kevin Sinclair to Richie Berrington, tossed up outside off, turns back in. Berrington lofts it just over the fielder at cover and picks up a brace.

9 runs keep Scotland away from a historic win over the West Indies. For West Indies, it will be about rebuilding now. They don't have much to play for and will be playing for pride in the next couple of games

overs

173 /3 score

runs

Richie Berrington *

6 (11)

Matthew Cross

69 (101)

Jason Holder

1 /37

41.6 Jason Holder to Richie Berrington, short on middle and leg. Berrington pulls it down to deep fine leg and crosses over.

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