NO RESULT
44th Match, Dallas, November 04, 2024, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2

NEP
(6/50 ov) 26/1

SCOT
No result
RESULT
40th Match, Dallas, October 31, 2024, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2

SCOT
317/5

USA
(44/50 ov, T:318) 246
Scotland won by 71 runs
RESULT
39th Match, Dallas, October 29, 2024, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2

SCOT
154

NEP
(29.5/50 ov, T:155) 157/5
Nepal won by 5 wickets (with 121 balls remaining)
RESULT
37th Match, Dallas, October 25, 2024, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2

USA
144

SCOT
(24.5/50 ov, T:145) 145/0
Scotland won by 10 wickets (with 151 balls remaining)
RESULT
3rd T20I, Edinburgh, September 07, 2024, Australia tour of Scotland

SCOT
149/9

AUS
(16.1/20 ov, T:150) 153/4
Australia won by 6 wickets (with 23 balls remaining)
RESULT
2nd T20I, Edinburgh, September 06, 2024, Australia tour of Scotland

AUS
196/4

SCOT
(16.4/20 ov, T:197) 126
Australia won by 70 runs
RESULT
1st T20I, Edinburgh, September 04, 2024, Australia tour of Scotland

SCOT
154/9

AUS
(9.4/20 ov, T:155) 156/3
Australia won by 7 wickets (with 62 balls remaining)
RESULT
18th Match, Dundee, July 26, 2024, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2

SCOT
301/6

NAM
(40.1/50 ov, T:302) 163
Scotland won by 138 runs
RESULT
16th Match, Dundee, July 22, 2024, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2

OMA
91

SCOT
(17.2/50 ov, T:92) 95/2
Scotland won by 8 wickets (with 196 balls remaining)
RESULT
15th Match, Dundee, July 20, 2024, ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2

SCOT
290/9

NAM
(44/44 ov, T:283) 235/9
Scotland won by 47 runs (DLS method)
Scotland Cricket Team
Captain: Richie Berrington (ODIs, T20Is)
Coaches: Doug Watson (head coach), Craig Wright (assistant coach)
First international match: 1880
Cricket board: Cricket Scotland
Coaches: Doug Watson (head coach), Craig Wright (assistant coach)
First international match: 1880
Cricket board: Cricket Scotland
Scotland Men's Cricket Team History
Cricket in Scotland has deep roots. Its oldest club, Kelso CC, was founded in 1821, while the names of illustrious visitors such as WG Grace, Wilfred Rhodes and Don Bradman (whose last innings on British soil came at Aberdeen in 1948) feature in any potted history. But it was not until the 1990s that Scottish cricket attempted to exert any form of national identity, first by severing ties with England and then by applying for ICC membership.
Scotland qualified for the ODI World Cup at the first attempt, finishing third at the 1997 ICC Trophy in Malaysia. Their first official ODI was the Group B opener at the 1999 World Cup against Australia. As part of England hosting the tournament, two of Scotland's games were held at the Grange Club in Edinburgh - scene of a narrow, 22-run defeat against Bangladesh (at the time still an Associate nation). Scotland's star player, Gavin Hamilton, was promptly poached to play Test cricket for England.
Scotland missed out on qualification for the 2003 World Cup but demonstrated the strength of their playing pool by winning the inaugural ICC Intercontinental Cup the following year and then beating Ireland to lift the ICC Trophy in 2005. A team featuring Hamilton, Dougie Brown (who played nine ODIs for England), John Blain, Craig Wright and Majid Haq went to the 2007 World Cup with hopes of causing an upset, only to suffer three heavy losses.
Appearances at the 2007 and 2009 World T20s were followed by a six-year wait to again feature on the biggest stage. Scotland came close to breaking their winless run at World Cups, dramatically succumbing to Afghanistan by one wicket in Dunedin at the 2015 ODI World Cup, before finally doing so at the 21st attempt, against Hong Kong at the 2016 World T20. Bigger scalps were to follow, with wins over Bangladesh at the 2021 edition and West Indies in 2022.
Scotland Men's Cricket Team Current Ranking
ODIs: 13
T20Is: 13
T20Is: 13
Scotland Men's Cricket Team Records
ODIs: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
T20Is: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
T20Is: Most runs| Most wickets | Highest totals | Lowest totals
Scotland Men's Cricket Team Trophies and Milestones
1994: Elected to ICC as Associate Member
2005: ICC Trophy win, Dublin