All-round Scotland stun West Indies

George Munsey's lady World Cup 50 years and a trained bowling show drove by the spinners assisted Scotland with pipping double cross heroes West Indies in their initial round Gathering B conflict at Hobart's Bellerive Oval. The opener brought his bat through for a 53-ball 66 in a thump of two parts, laying a strong stage for Scotland's game dominating complete of 160/5 through a searing opening stand. Mark Watt (3-12), Micahel Wheal (2-14) and Brad Wheal (2-32) went through the West Indies batting to shoot them down for 118 in answer, with Jason Holder's splendid all-round show (2-14 and 38) going to no end. Put in to bat first, the Scottish openers settled on West Indies reexamine their choice. In spite of some swing, Michael Jones got them moving with progressive fours off an unpredictable Kyle Mayers prior to getting a respite in something similar over. All the decency that Akeal Hosein did with a solitary run over from the opposite end was scattered by Mayers and Alzarri Joseph, who were dispatched to the wall threefold each by Munsey, releasing 31 in their two overs joined. Scotland's fifty was up at an exceptionally solid strike-pace of 10 an over. Holder stops the force In the event that the downpour wasn't sufficient to compel Scotland to dial back and press restart, Holder picked two in succeeding overs to acquire West Indies back the game. He inspired one to nip back in to push over Jones first, off only his second conveyance of the match. An over later, Matthew Cross' confounded draw tracked down Shamrah Creeks at mid-on. With Odean Smith likewise starting with several restrained overs at the opposite end, Scotland got lost a bit to reach just 72/2 at the midway imprint. MacLeod, Munsey restore Scotland Scotland's restoration was set off by a convenient few caemos beginning with their captain Richie Berrington, who trudged Hosein well over midwicket for the main six of their innings. Despite the fact that Joseph skipped him out, Calum McaLeod conveyed this force forward to get the group past hundred with consecutive fours off Obed McCoy in the fourteenth over even as Munsey battled at the opposite finish to find his depression once more. West Indies again attempted to prod ahead with two or three wickets one after another, however Chris Greaves ringed in with several fours off McCoy to make the most of the demise overs. Having walked to a 44-ball lady T20 World Cup 50 years in the in the mean time, Munsey hit Smith to the wall threefold in the last finished, changing over Scotland's mediocre complete of 145 into a solid 160/5. Mayers jump starts in a promising beginning Nevermind the measly opening over from Watt, West Indies really completed their powerplay almost comparable to Scotland's, at 53/2. Mayers started with consecutive limits politeness the gifts Brad Wheal sent down in his opening over, and afterward rebuffed Josh Davey as well, with a four and a six. Notwithstanding, a very much passed judgment on sliding catch at profound midwicket from Munsey shut down his initial firecrackers. Regardless, Brandon Lord and Evin Lewis pushed the assault along by taking 27 off the following two overs. A piece corroded in the center, the opener at last fell in his endeavor to make all the difference for the assault, however West Indies had made a promising beginning to their pursuit with Ruler unbeaten on 15 off 9. Spinners apply the breaks Watt and Leask couple carried the West Indies juggernaut to a close to end. In addition to the fact that they figured out how to press in the specks, the pair seriously hit their possibilities with the wickets of very much set Lord and the hazardous Nicholas Pooran in consecutive overs - the two of them bowled - as WI slithered to 69/4 at the midway stage. To exacerbate the situation, Rovman Powell holed out to long-on first ball after the beverages, a splendid sliding catch in the profound from Leask eliminated a striving Creeks from the situation, and a self-destructive single endeavor from Hosein left West Indies destroyed at 79/7. Holder was the main one to show some obstruction, and assault, yet was rapidly running out of accomplices. His uneven exertion of 38 (33 balls) was continuously going to be horribly inadequate to bring down Scotland, who won by 42 runs. Brief scores: 160/5 in 20 overs (George Munsey 66*, Jason Holder 1/14) beat West Indies 118 all out in 18.3 overs (Jason Holder 38; Mark Watt 3-12, Michael Leask 2-14) by 42 runs