Scotland vs New Zealand

Scotland vs New Zealand Only ODI will be played at the Grange Club in Edinburgh on July 31, 2022 (Sunday). The SCO vs NZ cricket match has a scheduled start ...

Hence, fans cannot watch live action of Scotland vs New Zealand Only ODI on their TV sets. New Zealand could make light work of Scotland and win the only ODI game on tour with ease. Scotland takes on New Zealand in a one-off ODI series in Edinburgh with the BlackCaps defeating the hosts recently 2-0 in a T20 series.

New Zealand will aim to replicate their clinical performance in ODIs after sweeping Scotland in the T20I series. On Sunday, the Grange Cricket Club Ground in ...

On Sunday, the Grange Cricket Club Ground in Edinburgh will host the only ODI game between Scotland and New Zealand. On Sunday, the Grange Cricket Club Ground in Edinburgh will host the only ODI game between Scotland and New Zealand. Check when and how you can watch the only ODI between Scotland and New Zealand live. Follow SCO vs NZ LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN

19:27 IST: The wicket is a decent one, it is a good one to bat on but there is a little bit of turn. New Zealand, the way they have batted on this tour, will be ...

20:04 IST: 3.6: Mark Watt to Martin Guptill, Watt bowls it a bit short, on off. 20:09 IST: 4.6: Chris Sole to Finn Allen, FOUR! Allen ends the over with a boundary! 20:06 IST: 4.1: Chris Sole to Finn Allen, FOUR! Almost a wicket in his first delivery but ends up being a boundary. 20:14 IST: 5.6: Safyaan Sharif to Martin Guptill, FOUR! Up and over! 20:23 IST: 7.6: Safyaan Sharif to Martin Guptill, Chance? Harsh to call on that! Allen rocks back and punches it through cover-point for a boundary. 20:18 IST: 6.5: Chris Sole to Martin Guptill, FOUR! Not good work in the field and it results in another boundary! 20:33 IST: 10.2: Chris Sole to Martin Guptill, That is a beauty! Length and on off, Allen looks to push at it, it goes off the outside edge down to third man. On a length and around off, defended. 20:30 IST: 9.5: Safyaan Sharif to Martin Guptill, That did touch the stumps but the bail does not come off. On the pads, this is worked through square leg.

EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) — Mark Chapman hit an unbeaten century as New Zealand powered to a seven-wicket one-day international victory over Scotland on ...

The pair had put on 92 for the sixth wicket when Cross was caught behind for 53, leaving Leask to guide the tail before he eventually fell for a fine 85, which included four sixes and nine fours, from 55 balls. They came together at the start of the 24th over with the score on 132-3 and Chapman’s knock, which included seven sixes and six fours, and an unbeaten 74 from Mitchell saw them home. Openers Martin Guptill and Finn Allen got the Kiwis’ reply off to a solid start with contributions of 47 and 50 respectively, but it was Chapman and Mitchell who provided the impetus despite Michael Leask’s return of 2-46.

An unbeaten 101 from Mark Chapman steers New Zealand to a seven-wicket ODI victory over Michael Leask-inspired Scotland in Edinburgh.

They showed that one big partnership is the difference. "We lost the big moments again. The highlight for me is getting three hundred runs, and I think the crowd will have been entertained in the three games against the Kiwis. In reply, New Zealand started steadily, with the opening pair of Martin Guptill and Finn Allen putting on 78 for the first wicket. Kyle Coetzer (22) and Michael Jones (36) put on 46 for the first wicket although the hosts looked to be in deep trouble at 107-5 following the loss of Chris Greaves in the 25th over. Leask also took two wickets, with the Kiwis on 132-3 at the end of the 24th over at The Grange.

SCOTLAND went down fighting as New Zealand came out on top in their one-off ODI at The Grange, Edinburgh.

The innings was in danger of falling apart until the Aberdonian duo Leask and Matthew Cross embarked on an effective rescue mission. However, the glimmer of hope was snuffed out as Mark Chapman and Daryl Mitchell got the chase back on track. “The second innings was a difficult balance between putting on the squeeze and taking wickets and unfortunately, we couldn’t create enough chances.

Mark Chapman completed a memorable few days in Edinburgh with an unbeaten hundred as New Zealand comfortably defeated Scotland by seven wickets in a lone ...

New Zealand 307 for 3 (Chapman 101*, Mitchell 74*, Allen 50 Leask 2-46) beat Scotland 306 (Leask 85, Cross 53, Bracewell 3-43, Duffy 3-52) by 7 wickets.

"I can't fault the effort; the guys ran in and did the best we could. Bracewell was bludgeoned straight, before Ferguson - from around the wicket - dropped short and was swatted away. Then came the counter punch. "It's a week of missed opportunities," Scotland head coachShane Burgersaid. "We lost the big moments in the game, but ultimately, they go your way if you play more cricket. It was apt for the early morning weather. "I managed to score a few a couple of days ago, and I was happy to contribute again today," he said after the match. Mitchell's knock, on the other hand, contained a share of luck. It meant a tenth consecutive ODI victory for the Black Caps. And this, remember, is a line-up withoutDevon Conway, Kane Williamsonand Tom Latham. Two balls later, a seven-wicket victory was sealed in the one-off ODI against Scotland. The problem, for the opposition at least, is that New Zealand are just so difficult to beat. Three sixes in an over towards the conclusion eased him through the 70s. A second came in the late-Sunday Edinburgh sunshine.

Chapman followed his T20-best 83 in a 102-run thrashing of the Scots on Friday with 101 not out as New Zealand, beaten finalists in the last two 50-over ...

“It was nice to get out in the middle with ‘Chappy’ and get the job done. Leask had a fine match overall, making 85 and sharing a stand of 92 with Matthew Cross (53) that kept Scotland in the game after they had slumped to 107-5. The 28-year-old Chapman shared an unbroken fourth-wicket partnership of 175 with Daryl Mitchell (74 not out) as the Black Caps won with 25 balls to spare as they finished on 307-3 in reply to Scotland’s 306 all out.

Chasing Scotland's 306, New Zealand rode on Mark Chapman's 101 not out to overhaul the target with 25 balls remaining.

Matthew Cross and Leask had earlier produced a middle-order fightback to keep the Scots in the game. Openers Martin Guptill and Finn Allen got the Kiwis' reply off to a solid start with contributions of 47 and 50 respectively, but it was Chapman and Mitchell who provided the impetus despite Michael Leask's return of 2-46 in eight overs. Mark Chapman hit an unbeaten century as New Zealand powered to a seven-wicket win in the only ODI over Scotland with 25 balls remaining.

Mark Chapman completed a memorable few days in Edinburgh with an unbeaten hundred as New Zealand comfortably defeated Scotland by seven wickets in a lone ...

A 74-ball hundred from Mark Chapman helps New Zealand to a win in the only ODI against Scotland ??— ICC (@ICC) #SCOvNZ "It was nice to get out in the middle with 'Chappy' and get the job done. The 28-year-old Chapman shared an unbroken fourth-wicket partnership of 175 with Daryl Mitchell (74 not out) as the Black Caps won with 25 balls to spare as they finished on 307-3 in reply to Scotland's 306 all out.