Namibia and Scotland are set to face off in their second T20 World Cup game at the Kensington Oval in Barbados, both teams riding high on confidence. Namibia enters this match after a thrilling Super Over win against Oman. Meanwhile, Scotland’s game against England was washed out due to rain, leaving them eager for action.
Namibia’s previous match saw a nail-biting finish, with David Wiese delivering an exceptional performance with both bat and ball to secure a tie and then a win in the Super Over. Scotland, on the other hand, showcased impressive batting against England, with George Munsey and Michael Jones dismantling the English bowling attack, scoring 90 runs without losing a wicket in just ten overs before the rain intervened.
Namibia vs Scotland Head-to-Head
In their head-to-head record, Namibia has dominated Scotland, winning all three of their past T20 encounters. This match promises to be a crucial and exciting contest in the T20 World Cup campaign.
Namibia vs Scotland Team News
Both teams are injury-free, with all the players gearing up for the calsh. Namibia’s David Wiese, who was instrumental in their previous win, will aim to replicate his all-round performance. For Scotland, George Munsey and Michael Jones will look to build on their strong start against England. Had England batted, it might have revealed more about Scotland’s bowling capabilities.
NAM vs SCO Pitch Report
The Kensington Oval pitch is famous for its pace and seam, ranking among the fastest tracks in the West Indies. Fast bowlers are expected to enjoy early assistance, with significant seam movement from the new ball. However, the pitch also offers good conditions for batsmen, promising an exciting contest between bat and ball. Historically, teams batting first have had an edge, with an average first innings score of 156 in T20Is at this venue.
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NAM vs SCO Weather Report
Weather conditions on June 7 suggest a 43% chance of rain between 3 PM and 6 PM, coinciding with the match start time. Humidity will be high, ranging between 70% and 76%. Fortunately, since the game will be held in the morning and afternoon, dew is unlikely to affect play.
NAM vs SCO Predicted XI
Namibia Playing XI
M van Lingen, N Davin, Jan Frylinck, Zane Green (wk), MB Kruger, Jonathan Smit. Gerhard Erasmus (C), D Wiese, R Trumpelmann, Tangeni Lungameni, Bernard Scholtz
Scotland Playing XI
MA Jones, HG Munsey, MH Cross (wk), RD Berrington (C), B McMullen, MA Leask, MRJ Watt, CN Greaves, CB Sole, , BTJ Wheal
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