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Mommsen back for WCL matches against Namibia
May 31, 2017: The former Scotland captain had retired at the age of 29 in November last year to pursue a career outside the game
Hong Kong v Scotland, WCL Championship 1st ODI, Mission Road
Rath, Nizakat give HK win on home ODI debut
Jan 26, 2016: Hong Kong registered a 109-run victory over Scotland in the historic first ODI played in East Asia on Tuesday
Scotland v Nepal, WCL, Ayr
Scotland cruise after all the rain
Aug 1, 2015: Matthew Cross carried over his excellent work from behind the stumps on Friday to in front of the stumps on Saturday, his unbeaten 51 lifting Scotland to a nine-wicket win
Hong Kong v Scotland, World T20 Qualifier, 1st semi-final, Malahide
Seamers lock Scotland's spot in final
Jul 25, 2015: Kyle Coetzer and Matthew Cross romped Scotland into Sunday's final, blazing past Hong Kong by five wickets
Scotland v Netherlands, World T20 Qualifier, Group B, Edinburgh
Barresi, Borren fifties give Netherlands big win
Jul 11, 2015: Scotland captain Preston Mommsen's unbeaten 44-ball 68 went in vain after his bowlers and fielders conceded too many runs, to allow Netherlands to amass 191 for 6, for a 32-run win
World Cup 2015: Scotland
Mar 14, 2015: Scotland showed glimpses of quality even in their worst moments but "fine margins" and "bad luck" meant they left the World Cup without a victory - one that may never come
New Zealand XI v Scotland, Tour match, Lincoln
Last-ball run out spares New Zealand's blushes
Oct 15, 2014: Scotland came within a whisker of beating a strong New Zealand XI - only three players away from being a full-strength home side
Scotland news
Davey, Evans in Scotland squad
May 2, 2014: Scotland have brought allrounder Josh Davey into their 13-man squad to face England in place of the injured Richie Berrington
Scotland v Kenya, Intercontinental Cup, Aberdeen, 2nd day
Evans, Chalmers put Scotland in command
Jul 8, 2013: Derbyshire fast bowler Alasdair Evans took six wickets as Kenya collapsed to 101 all out before Ewan Chalmers's second first-class half-century guided Scotland's lead to 260
