Scotland and the Netherlands have tied their one-day-international series 1-1 after the third match was abandoned without a ball being bowled at Stirling County following heavy and persistent rain throughout the day. The series was arranged at short notice as the Dutch women sought to regain their ODI ranking and avoid a substantial funding cut
Second one-day international, Stirling Netherlands 129-9 (32 overs): De Leede 58; Maqsood 3-20, Carter 2-18 Scotland 130-1 (16.2 overs): S Bryce 70*, Carter 33* Scotland won by nine wickets Scorecard Scotland levelled their one-day international series with the Netherlands at 1-1 after a thumping nine-wicket victory in a rain-affected match in Stirling. Sarah Bryce, captaining
Molkenboer,Molkenboercaught Baldie, bowled Carter c Baldie b Carter Molkenboer,Molkenboer caught Baldie, bowled Carter c Baldie b Carter 8 16 11 1 0 29 50.00 Khurana,Khuranacaught Maceira, bowled Carter c Maceira b Carter Khurana,Khurana caught Maceira, bowled Carter c Maceira b Carter 4 11 7 0 0 29 36.36 batting,de Leede,de Leedenot out not out batting,
First one-day international, Titwood Netherlands 270-4 (50 overs): Molkenboer 106, De Leede 69; Maqsood 1-35 Scotland 212-10 (48.5 overs): Sproul 79, McColl 33; Siegers 3-42 Netherlands win by 58 runs Scorecard The Netherlands comfortably beat a youthful Scotland side to take the lead in a three-match ODI series. Having won the toss, stand-in Scotland captain
batting,Molkenboer,Molkenboernot out not out batting, 67 101 55 6 0 134 66.34 Khurana,Khuranacaught Nevard, bowled Maqsood c Nevard b Maqsood Khurana,Khurana caught Nevard, bowled Maqsood c Nevard b Maqsood 46 47 29 9 0 56 97.87 de Leede,de Leederun out Maqsood run out (Maqsood) de Leede,de Leede run out Maqsood run out (Maqsood) 69 74
ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 tri-series, Forthill Scotland 347-7 (50 overs): Berrington 120, McMullen 64, Cross 51, Jones 41; Shirzad 4-60 Canada 177 (35 overs): P. Singh 42; Robertson 6-52 Scotland win by 170 runs Scorecard Captain Richie Berrington and debutant Lyle Robertson starred as Scotland enjoyed a thumping 170-run Cricket World Cup
