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The 13th game of the ICC Cricket World Cup League Two between Scotland and Oman ended in a no-result at Forthill, Dundee, on Tuesday, July 16.
Canada are at the top of the ICC Cricket World Cup League Two standings with eight points in four matches, having won all of their games so far. They boast an impressive net run rate of +0.426. Namibia are second in the standings, having won three out of the four games played so far this season. They have six points and a net run rate of +0.249.
The Netherlands are in the third spot in the standings, with four points in four matches and a net run rate of -0.154. Scotland have accumulated three points this season. With one win, two losses, and one no-result so far in the tournament, they occupy fourth place with a net run rate of +0.371. Nepal have secured one win so far in the tournament, having played four matches. They are in fifth place with two points and a net run rate of -0.118.
Oman, after their no-result against Scotland, are in sixth place with one point.
The UAE are yet to win a game in this tournament. They languish in the seventh spot with three losses and zero points to their name.
Scotland-Oman game ends in a no-result
Scotland won the toss and elected to field against Oman in Tuesday’s ICC CWC League 2 fixture. The decision to bowl first worked wonders for Scotland, as they bundled Oman out for just 123 runs in 38 overs. Zeeshan Maqsood top scored for Oman with an 84-ball 40*, while Jasper John Davidson took 4/23 in eight overs, and Brandon McMullen and Mark Watt took two wickets each.
Chasing 124, Scotland looked well on their way to accomplishing the target thanks to important contributions from George Munsey (47 off 34) and Charlie Tear (39* off 32), but rain played spoilsport, and the game was eventually called off when Scotland were batting at 99/2 in 12.2 overs. Oman bowler Kaleemullah took 2/40 in six overs with an economy rate of 6.66.
