Scotland 252 for 3 (Munsey 127, Coetzer 89, Snater 3-42) beat Netherlands 194 for 7 (Seelaar 96*, Edwards 37, Evans 2-19, Neill 2-33) by 58 runs
George Munsey and his captain
Kyle Coetzer smashed 200 for the opening wicket, setting all sorts of records along the way, in the second match of the tri-series against Netherlands, in Malahide. While Munsey struck 127 off only 56 balls, Coetzer made 89 off 50 balls to form the centrepiece of Scotland's 252 for 3 - their highest total and the
sixth-highest overall in T20Is. Netherlands then had a good crack at the mammoth chase, thanks to captain
Pieter Seelaar's 96 not out off 49 balls, but the scorecard pressure was too much to overcome. Eventually, they managed 194 for 7, Scotland winning by 58 runs.
When Scotland were 200 for no loss in 15 overs, the highest total in T20Is was under threat, but some late strikes from Netherlands meant that they were kept to 252 for 3. Netherlands used as many as seven bowlers with only left-arm seamer Fred Klaassen conceding less than ten an over.
In pursuit of a tall target, Netherlands lost opener Tobias Visee for a duck and were then quickly reduced to 18 for 3. However, Seelaar rallied the side with wicketkeeper-batsman Scott Edwards in a 64-run partnership for the fifth wicket. Adrian Neill then made further inroads into the lower order and although Seelaar remained unbeaten, the target was well beyond Netherlands' reach.