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Starc's four dismantles Scotland

Rain kept Australia nervous during a two-hour delay, more nervous than Scotland who's innings lasted only half an hour longer

14-Mar-2015•The Report by Alagappan Muthu

We're still very positive - Mommsen

Scotland captain Preston Mommsen said the feeling in the Scotland camp ahead of the Australia match was one not of trepidation, but excitement

13-Mar-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Hobart

Australian eyes on quarter-final line-up

Australia and Scotland face off in Hobart with very different immediate futures. It's Scotland's last game of the tournament, and while Australia are guaranteed a quarter-final appearance, against whom that is remains to be seen

13-Mar-2015•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

'Searching for a full performance' - Coetzer

Scotland have shown glimpses of potential during the World Cup and their vice-captain Kyle Coetzer hopes they can put in a 'full performance' in their next game against Australia

12-Mar-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Haq sent home by Scotland

Scotland have sent Majid Haq, their most-capped player and leading wicket-taker, home from the World Cup after a breach of discipline

11-Mar-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Sangakkara, Dilshan tons set up big win

At Bellerive Oval, Kumar Sangakkara became the first man in ODI history to score centuries in four consecutive innings, and together with Tillakaratne Dilshan ensured a comfortable win over Scotland

11-Mar-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Spirited Scotland upbeat for big matches

Qualification for the quarter-finals is a dream that has now disappeared, but the goal of winning a World Cup match for the first time remains for Scotland

10-Mar-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Hobart

SL push to consolidate position

Should results fall as form would suggest, Sri Lanka will finish third in the group and Bangladesh fourth. But Scotland can throw those predictions off if they manage to beat Sri Lanka or Australia over the next week in Hobart

10-Mar-2015•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

Mortaza escapes with trimmed attack

Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza said that the decision to retain eight specialist batsmen in their line-up against Scotland was in anticipation of a top-order collapse.

05-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

Seniors set up Bangladesh's highest chase

Bangladesh beat Scotland by six wickets, kept themselves in contention for the quarter-finals and found out that they can successfully chase a stiff target on a big occasion

04-Mar-2015•The Report by Mohammad Isam

Mommsen targets 'weaknesses' in death bowling

Preston Mommsen has said he expects Bangladesh to field a spin-heavy attack before adding that Scotland had worked hard to improve that area of their game over the past few months

04-Mar-2015•Devashish Fuloria in Nelson

Bangladesh seek quarter-final boost

If Bangladesh are to make the World Cup quarter-finals, they have to win at least two of their next three matches, but the first obstacle in their way is a Scotland side desperate to register their first victory of the tournament

04-Mar-2015•The Preview by Mohammad Isam

Jurgensen joins Scotland as consultant

Shane Jurgensen has joined Scotland as a consultant ahead of their game against Bangladesh on March 5

03-Mar-2015•Mohammad Isam

History for Afghanistan, heartbreak for Scotland

Afghanistan's last-wicket pair hauled them to a famous one-wicket victory in Dunedin against Scotland, following an epic innings by Samiullah Shenwari

25-Feb-2015•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Scotland have 'huge psychological advantage'

Scotland captain Preston Mommsen believes his team will take "a huge psychological advantage" into their match against Afghanistan

25-Feb-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Fortunes of well-matched teams to diverge

The two games where both came close to registering their respective maiden World Cup wins were played at the University Oval in Dunedin. It will be in Dunedin where one team will walk ahead

25-Feb-2015•The Preview by Devashish Fuloria

Morgan backs Bell's cautious approach

England's captain Eoin Morgan expressed support for Ian Bell's understated role in a Woirld Cup record opening stand with Moeen Ali as England saw off Scotland comfortably in Christchurch

23-Feb-2015•David Hopps

Moeen ton gives England opening win

Moeen Ali coupled a rapid hundred with two wickets to help England beat Scotland by 119 runs in Christchurch and gain a much-needed first win

22-Feb-2015•The Report by David Hopps

Mommsen eyes big blow for Scots

It says something for the current state of affairs when the captain of Scotland feels obliged to talk down his side's chances of beating England. But there is a look in Preston Mommsen's eyes that tells you, in private, he is not talking down Scotland's c

22-Feb-2015•George Dobell

Shaken England an opportunity for Scotland

Scotland have never won a World Cup game. But as they watch the faltering steps of their sickly neighbour, they might conclude they have never had a better opportunity

22-Feb-2015•The Preview by George Dobell

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