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World Cup League 2
Canada v Scotland - no result.
King City, Toronto, 6 September.
Canada 
Scotland
Thanks for Nothing would be most people's reply (ICC.tv)
So after SEVEN inspections this farce has come to an end with no play seemingly possible. Of course the outfield is dry enough for the players to be kicking a ball around for the last couple of hours - I always wonder how football and Rugby manage to get played when wet grass is seemingly too dangerous for cricket?
World Cup League 2, Scotland beat Namibia by 55 runs.
King City, Toronto, 4 September.
Scotland 164 (24 overs; G Munsey 59, B McMullan 27, T Bruce 22; R Trumpleman 3-24, B Scholtz 3-25, JJ Smit 2-25)
Namibia 109 (21.2 overs; Z Green 27, JJ Smit 26; C Greaves 3-24, B Currie 2-7, S Sharif 2-12) (Rain delayed - match reduced to 24 overs.)
George Munsey got Scotland off to a flying start (Cricket Scotland)
George Munsey in T20 mode, his 59 coming off just 31 balls (3x4, 6x6), but after he departed with the score at 88 in the tenth over, no one was able to keep that pace up, and Namibia would no doubt be satisfied with their efforts in the field. But in the end Scotland's total was more than enough after the customary early strikes from Brad Currie, followed by two more from Safyaan Sharif had reduced Namibia to 36-5 in the twelfth over. Three wickets from Chris Greaves confirmed Scotland's dominance in the comfortable win that carries them to the top of the Points Table. Namibia's only sucess was the MOM award, amazingly given to JJ Smit rather than George Munsey whose innings was undoubtedly the match winning one.
World Cup League 2, Canada lost to Scotland by 7 wickets.
King City, Toronto, 31 August.
Canada 184 (48.1 overs; S Movva 60, J Singh 32, S Zafar 29; B Currie 4-26, B McMullen 2-39) Scotland 187-3 (41.5 overs; G Munsey 84*, R Berrington 64; Kaleem Sana 2-20)
Brad Currie strikes with the first ball of the match (ICC.tv)World Cup League 2, Namibia v Scotland - no result.
King City, Toronto, 29 August.
Namibia Scotland
All efforts to dry the pitch proved fruitless. (Cricket Scotland)
No play possible due to ground conditions.
T20I Tri-series: Scotland beat Nepal by 34 runs
Titwood, Glasgow, 20 June.
Scotland 193-5 (20 overs: G Munsey 78, B McMullen 42, M Leask 26; K Bhutel 2-20)
Nepal 159 (18.5 overs: R Paudel 27, DS Airee 34; R Singh 43*, S Sharif 2-7, C Greaves 3-23)
Brandon McMullen and George Munsey added exactly 100 (Cricket Scotland/Ian Jacobs)Under 19 World Cup European Qualifier: Scotland beat Netherlands by 20 runs.
Forthill, Dundee, 6 August.
Scotland 237-8 (50 overs; O Pillinger 52, E Ramsay 46, M Chaplin 42, R Grant 39; C de Lange 4-29, A Jain 2-46)
Netherlands 217 (47.1 overs; T De Leede 67, T Kloppenburg 38, A Jain 28*, V Wiesmeier 25, S Groteman 21; F Jones 4-41, M Saraswat 3-36, O Jones 2-43)
Scotland celebrate the win (Cricket Scotland)
Scotland put in to bat in the 'Big Yin' - a place in the U19 World Cup Finals going to the winners. The Scots will be disappointed with their final total as they lost their way mid innings after a solid opening platform had been established. Cedric de Lange claiming four wickets with his innocuous looking off spin. The chase ebbed and flowed throughout with a fourth wicket stand of 73 between Tom De Leede (67) and Teun Kloppenburg (38) getting the Dutch back into it after they fell to 35 for 3 with early wickets for Finlay Jones. Manu Saraswat looked to have won it with vital wickets but Aadit Jain (28*) gave his side late hope. In the end, Jones took his fourth wicket to clinch a 20-run win amidst great scenes. It's Scotland who claim the golden ticket of a World Cup berth and the Dutch 25-year drought continues.
Under 19 World Cup European Qualifier: Scotland beat Denmark by 26 runs
Arbroath, 5 August.
Scotland 292-6 (50 overs; R Grant 124, T Robinson 65, A Khan 58*; M Aslam 2-59, Z Shams 2-62)
Denmark 266-6 (50 overs: A Rafeh 106, N Sonne-Rudd 34, J Khan 29, A Anwar 25*, M Aslam 21; O Jones 2-48, E Ramsay 2-78)
Under 19 World Cup European Qualifier: Scotland beat Guernsey by 82 runs.
Lochside Park, Forfar, 3 August.
Scotland 280-8 (50 overs; F Carter 57, M Chaplin 45, E Ramsay 45, T Knight 33*; C Forshaw 3-57, F Forshaw 2-32, S Gregson 2-70)
Guernsey 198 (43.3 overs; C Forshaw 43, F Forshaw 34, G le Roux 28; J Woodhouse 3-26, R Sharma 3-30)
Under 19 World Cup European Qualifier: Scotland beat Jersey by 4 wickets.
Forthill, Dundee, 1 August.
Jersey 219-9 (50 overs; F Harben 49, B Aston 36, J Kemp 35; M Saraswat 4-43, O Jones 2-53) Scotland 222-6 (45.1 overs; M Saraswat 64*, R Grant 51, M Chaplin 49, O Pillinger 24; S Patidar 2-32, L Bosio 2-40)
POTM Manu Saraswat (Cricket Scotland)
A Man of the Match performance from Manu Saraswat ensured Scotland claimed their second win of the Qualifier as the hosts chased down their target with almost five overs to spare, adding an unbeaten half-century to his earlier four wicket haul.
Under 19 World Cup European Qualifier: Sweden lost to Scotland by 8 wickets (DLS)
Arbroath, 31 July.
Sweden 154 (46.3 overs: A Samal 45; F Jones 5-36, G Cutler 2-24, E Ramsay 2-29) Scotland 163-2 (26.3 overs: M Saraswat 53*, R Grant 53*, O Pillinger 43) (Target 160 in 47 overs)
Rory Grant was unbeaten on 53 in Scotland's win (Cricket Scotland)
Five wickets for Finlay Jones and two each for George Cutler and Ethan Ramsay as Sweden were bowled out for just 154.A brisk start to the chase by Ollie Pillinger whose 43 came off just 32 deliveries (8x4) and an unbroken century partnership for the third wicket between Manu Saraswat and Rory Grant saw the hosts home in quick time.
Men's T20 World Cup European Qualifier: Jersey beat Scotland by 1 wicket.
Voorburg, 11 July.
Scotland 133-7 (20 overs; M Cross 43*, M Watt 28, R Berrington 20; H Carlyon 3-26, B Ward 2-24) Jersey 134-9 (20 overs; N Greenwood 49; M Watt 2-22, C Greaves 2-25, S Sharif 2-32)
A sensational last ball win by Jersey that keeps their World Cup hopes alive while Scotland miss out! A disastrous start by the Scots who found themselves 64-6 in a vital game for both sides' hopes in securing a World T20 Finals place with a 61 run 7th wicket partnership between Matt Cross and Mark Watt saving their blushes. A quick start to the chase but with wickets falling at regular intervals Scotland fought their way back into the game. A couple of dropped catches and a missed stumping were to prove costly as Jersey quite literally scrambled over the line.
Men's T20 World Cup European Qualifier: Italy beat Scotland by 12 runs.
Voorburg, 9 July.
Italy 167-6 (20 overs; E Gay 50, G Stewart 44*, H Manenti 38; M Leask 3-9) Scotland 155-5 (20 overs; G Munsey 72, R Berrington 46*; H Manenti 5-31)
Men's T20 World Cup European Qualifier: Netherlands lost to Scotland by 6 runs.
Voorburg, 8 July.
Scotland 148-9 (20 overs; O Hairs 52, C Tear 32, R Berrington 28; B de Leede 3-17, R van der Merwe 2-25, K Klein 2-27) Netherlands 142-7 (20 overs; N Croes 50*, M Levitt 22, R van der Merwe 20, S Edwards 20; C Greaves 3-26, B McMullen 2-33)
Batting first after winning the toss, Scotland lost George Munsey early on in their innings, though fellow opener Ollie Hairs was able to score 52 from 35 balls. Contributions also came from Riche Berington (28 from 23) and Charlie Tear (32 from 24) as they scored 148-9 from their 20 overs. Bas de Leede was the pick of the Dutch bowlers with 3-17. A 35 ball knock of 52 by Noah Croes was the top score in the Dutch reply, but the next highest score was Michael Levitt's 22 and they fell just short of their target, being restricted to 142-7 and losing by six runs. Chris Greaves was the pick of the bowlers with 3-26.
Men's T20 World Cup European Qualifier: Guernsey v Scotland - no result.
Voorburg, 6 July.
Guernsey Scotland
A miserable morning in Voorburg (Cricket Scotland)T20I Tri-series: Scotland lost to Netherlands by 17 runs
Titwood, Glasgow, 18 June.
Netherlands 198-7 (20 overs: M Levitt 90, S Edwards 31, M O'Dowd 21, R Klein 21*; J Davidson 2-29, C Cassell 2-46) Scotland 181-9 (20 overs: B McMullen 51, M Leask 46, G Munsey 26; T Nidamanuru 3-30, R vd Merwe 2-44)
Michael Levitt's innings of 90 set up the win (Cricket Scotland/Ian Jacobs)T20I Tri-series: Scotland lost to Nepal by 2 wickets.
Titwood, Glasgow, 17 June.
Scotland 97 (19.4 overs: M Leask 46; S Lamichhane 4-11, Karan KC 2-20, DS Airee 2-24) Nepal 98-8 (19.5 overs: K Bhurtel 30; S Sharif 2-13, M Leask 2-21)
Another thriller as Scotland just fail to defend a very modest total, Nepal creeping over the line with just one ball to spare.
T20I: Scotland beat Netherlands by 39 runs.
Titwood, Glasgow, 15 June.
Scotland 160-8 (20 overs; F McCreath 40, M Cross 33, G Munsey 30; A Dutt 3-17, Z Lion-Cachet 2-26, K Klein 2-38) Netherlands 121 (18.1 overs; M Levitt 36, P van Meekeren 20; J Jarvis 2-13, S Sharif 2-13, M Watt 2-28)
Toss: Netherlands.
Scotland lost to Netherlands by 4 wickets.
Dundee, 12 June.
Scotland 369-6 (50 overs: G Munsey 191, M Cross 59, M Leask 28*, C Tear 23, B McMullen 21; M Levitt 2-41, A Dutt 2-73) Netherlands 374-6 (49.2 overs: M O'Dowd 158*, T Nidamanuru 51, N Croes 50, M Levitt 44, S Edwards 32; S Sharif 3-62)
A record breaking 191 from George Munsey wasn't enough today (Cricket Scotland)
A record Scottish ODI score from George Munsey whose 191 included 14x4 & 11x6, propelled the Scots to seemingly safe 369. But with Max O'Dowd leading the chase the Oranje still in the game, 200 up in the 30th over. If O'Dowd is leading the way Nidamanuru and Croes are playing their their part also - 32 required off the final 4 overs. The Oranje surely favourites now, they've got the rate down from tens to a run-a-ball from the last 3 overs. Sharif can bowl two of them and he claims Croes third ball back! 11 required off 12 balls and 8 comes off Cassell's final over. 3 off 6 for a fantastic winning chase by the Netherlands. And O'Dowd wins it with a 6!! One of the great chases - what a match.
Scotland beat Nepal by 2 runs.
Dundee, 8 June.
Scotland 323/6 (50 overs; R Berrington 102, M Leask 96*, C Tear 68, M Watt 21*; DS Airee 2-37, Karan KC 2-74) Nepal 321 (50 overs; B Sharki 73, S Kami 67, DS Airee 56, Sheikh 39; M Jones 3-55, S Sharif 2-38, M Leask 2-48)
Scotland beat Netherlands by 44 runs.
Dundee, 6 June.
Scotland 262-9 (50 overs; F McCreath 81, M Watt 60, S Sharif 36*, G Munsey 26; K Klein 3-81, A Dutt 2-26, R van der Merwe 2-37) Netherlands 218 (45 overs; M Levitt 35, R van der Merwe 30*, N Croes 26; B McMullen 3-40, S Sharif 2-18, M Watt 2-37, J Davidson 2-63)
Scotland lost to Nepal by 1 wicket.
Dundee, 2 June.
Scotland 296-7 (50 overs; C Tear 80, F McCreath 55, R Berrington 40, M Cross 39; Karan KC 2-43, S Kami 2-66, R Dhakal 2-78) Nepal 297-9 (49.5 overs; Karan KC 65*, K Bhurtel 53, B Sharki 40, R Paudel 37, G Jha 42; B McMullen 3-47, M Leask 2-40, J Jarvis 2-42)
Player of the Match, Karan KC (Ian Jacobs)Netherlands lost to Scotland by 145 runs.
Utrecht, 16 May.
Scotland 380-9 (50 overs; R Berrington 105, B McMullen 101, G Munsey 80, M Cross 41; K Klein 3-60, P van Meekeren 3-89) Netherlands 235 (42.1 overs; B de Leede 74, M Levitt 32; B McMullen 4-55, B Currie 3-49, J Jarvis 2-34)
Scotland beat UAE by 8 wickets.
Utrecht, 14 May.
UAE 161 (47.5 overs; Muhammed Waseem 61; B Currie 3-34, B McMullen 3-48) Scotland 162-2 (24.3 overs; G Munsey 56, B McMullen 50*, R Berrington 35*)
Toss: UAE.
Netherlands beat Scotland by 19 runs.
Amstelveen, 10 May.
Netherlands 282-7 (50 overs; Z Lion-Cachet 78, S Edwards 70, M O'Dowd 64, M Levitt 28; B Currie 4-52) Scotland 263-9 (50 overs; G Munsey 106, M Cross 47, F McCreath 38; R van der Merwe 3-34, P van Meekeren 3-39, K Klein 2-57
Lion-Cachet hooks Davidson for six (ICC.tv)UAE beat Scotland by 97 runs.
Amstelveen, 8 May.
UAE 296-6 (50 overs; R Chopra 101, A Sharma 57, Muhammad Waseem 41*, A Sharafu 32) Scotland 199 (43.3 overs; G Munsey 43, F McCreath 33, R Berrington 32, C Tear 27; S Singh 4-30, AA Khan 3-41)
Toss: UAE.
Scotland beat UAE by 3 wickets.
Amstelveen, 4 May.
UAE 225-9 (50 overs; Mohammed Waseem 61, S Sharma 39, D Prashar 33, A Sharma 30; M Watt 2-34, J Davidson 2-40) Scotland 226-7 (46.2 overs; G Munsey 78, B McMullen 58, F McCreath 35; S Singh 2-26, Junaid Siddique 2-56)
Other International
3rd Unofficial ODI: Zimbabwe A beat Scotland by 8 wickets.
Harare Sports Club, 28 April.
Scotland 85 (20.3 overs; M Leask 29; E Masuku 7-35, B Evans 3-24)
Zimbabwe A 86-2 (17.3 overs; T Kaitano 42, T Marumani 31*)
2nd Unofficial ODI: Zimbabwe A lost to Scotland by 7 runs
Harare Sports Club, 26 April.
Scotland 347 (50 overs: B McMullen 115, F McCreath 82, M Cross 45, C McBride 29; B Evans 4-67, E Masuku 2-49, F Akram 2-77) Zimbabwe A 340 (49 overs: A Naqvi 158, R Kaia 68, K Blignaut 47; J Davidson 7-75)
Acknowledgement for Brandon McMullen's 66 ball century (Zimbabwe Cricket)1st Unofficial ODI: Zimbabwe A lost to Scotland by 4 wickets.
Harare Sports Club, 24 April.
Zimbabwe A 240 (49 overs; T Kaitano 72, T Marumani 37, T Munyonga 33, D Myers 27; M Leask 3-33, C Casell 3-34, B McMullen 2-34) Scotland 241-6 (43.2 overs; F McCreath 100, C McBride 34, G Munsey 23; R Kaia 2-36)
Michael Leask with the breakthrough wicket, Marumani lbw (Zimbabwe Cricket)
Toss: Scotland.
50-over: Zimbabwe Academy lost to Scotland by 5 wickets
Takashinga, Harare, 22 April.
Zimbabwe Academy 141 (35 overs: R Kamwemba 57, K Blignaut 34; C Greaves 4-22, S Sharrif 3-17, J Davidson 2-24) Scotland 143/5 (26 overs; F McCreath 35*, C Greaves 26, B McMullen 26, C McBride 25*; B Senzere 4-41)
Half century for Ryan Kamwemba (Zimbabwe Cricket)
Zimbabwe Academy looked to be on course for a decent total after Ryan Kamwemba (57) and Kian Blignaut (34) shared a second wicket stand of 86 to take them to 94 for 1. However, the wheels came off in spectacular fashion as they lost their last nine wickets for just 47 to implode to 141 all out with 15 overs unused. There were four wickets for Chris Greaves, three for Safyaan Sharif and two for Jasper Davidson in an impressive display by the Scots' attack. The chase was always going to be routine despite four wickets for spinner Brendon Senzere. Good time in the middle for Finlay McCreath, Chris Greaves, Brandon McMullen and Chris McBride. That sets the Scots up well for their upcoming games against Zimbabwe A.
Other International
2nd T20: Zimbabwe Academy lost to Scotland by 66 runs
Takashinga, Harare, 19 April.
Scotland 194/5 (20 overs; M Cross 77, M Watt 55, F McCreath 30; M Zata 2-56) Zimbabwe Academy 128/9 (20 overs; L Chando 37, M Chimusoro 27*; C Greaves 2-17, M Watt 2-21)
A last over Maximum from Michael Laesk (Zimbabwe Cricket)
Scotland piled on the runs with Matthew Cross thumping 6 sixes and 4 fours in an opening stand of 129 with Mark Watt, who also made a half century. Finlay McCreath weighed in with a breezy cameo of 30 as the tourists made an imposing 194 for 5. The first half of the chase has Scots well in control with a wicket each for Mark Watt, Jasper Davidson and Chris Greaves. In the end a very routine 66-run win for Scotland as Greaves and Watt double up. There will be sterner challenges ahead for Scotland in the week ahead.
Other International
1st T20: Zimbabwe Academy lost to Scotland by 7 wickets
Takashinga, Harare, 19 April.
Zimbabwe Academy 105/6 (19 overs: Olly Davidson 2-11) Scotland 106/3 (15 overs; M Cross 32*, B McMullen 27, M Watt 26)
A wicket for Charlie Cassell (Zimbabwe Cricket)
A rain delay meant a 19 overs match and a fine bowling display by Scotland restricted Zimbabwe Academy to 105 for 6. Two wickets for Olly Davidson and one apiece for Brandon McMullen, Charlie Cassell and Chris Greaves. Effortless chase with runs for openers Matthew Cross (32*), and Mark Watt (26), allied with a quickfire 27 from Brandon McMullen. Zimbabwe Academy will be hoping for better fortunes in the afternoon game.
Eastern Premier League 2025
| P | W | T | L | BP | Pts | % | |
| Heriots | 13 | 11 | 1 | 1 | 23 | 298 | 91.69 |
| Carlton | 14 | 11 | 0 | 3 | 16 | 291 | 83.14 |
| Grange | 13 | 10 | 0 | 3 | 14 | 264 | 81.23 |
| RH Corstorphine | 15 | 8 | 0 | 7 | 36 | 236 | 62.93 |
| Forfarshire | 14 | 7 | 0 | 7 | 16 | 191 | 54.57 |
| Edinburgh South | 14 | 5 | 0 | 9 | 30 | 155 | 44.29 |
| Falkland | 14 | 4 | 1 | 9 | 55 | 155 | 44.29 |
| Arbroath United | 15 | 6 | 0 | 9 | 16 | 166 | 44.27 |
| Stewarts Melville | 13 | 4 | 0 | 9 | 22 | 122 | 37.54 |
| Meigle | 15 | 3 | 0 | 12 | 38 | 113 | 30.13 |
Heriots v Carlton - no result.
Goldenacre, 30 August.
Heriots 230 (34.5 overs; P Ross 91; S Jhala 6-69)
Carlton
Edinburgh South v Falkland - no result.
Inch Park, 30 August.
Edinburgh South 165 (38 overs; S Ullah 34*; Z Schlebusch 4-29, T Khan 3-43)
Falkland
Arbroath United lost to RH Corstorphine by 169 runs.
Lochlands, 30 August.
RH Corstorphine 354-8 (50 overs; L Naylor 173, R Thompson 53, A Dunford 33)
Arbroath United 185 (32 overs; C Robb 63*, S Chakraborthy 46, C Cameron 33; C Clarkson 4-30, A Dhasmahapatra 3-72)
Grange v Forfarshire - no result.
Portgower Place, 30 August.
Grange 264-8 (43 overs; A Brown 85*, C Peet 50, J Crawley 39, C Swanson 37; H Brar 5-43)
Forfarshire
Meigle v Stewarts Melville - no result.
Victory Park, 30 August.
Stewarts Melville 228-9 (50 overs; S Pillay 40, A McHoul 34, J Newman 34; C Clark 3-39)
Meigle
Forfarshire beat Meigle by 33 runs.
Forthill, 23 August.
Forfarshire 233 (48.3 overs; H Brar 79, G Carnegie 53*; T Hussain 3-41) Meigle 195 (41.3 overs; S Ejaz 39, R Gayashan 36; M Leask 5-40)
RH Corstorphine lost to Grange by 7 wickets.
Royal High School, 23 August.
RH Corstorphine 245-6 (50 overs; R Thompson 109, D Dahmahapatra 35, T Stagg 33) Grange 247-3 (42.5 overs; J Crawley 109*, J Davidson 78)
Falkland beat Arbroath United by 63 runs.
Scroggie Park, 23 August.
Falkland 245-5 (50 overs; J Lookwhy 111*, L Briggs 45, J Bell 39*) Arbroath United 182 (39.5 overs; H Lang 39, C Brown 38, D Sinclair 32; T Khan 3-32)
Carlton beat Edinburgh South by 4 wickets.
Grange Loan, 23 August.
Edinburgh South 226 (49.3 overs; A Mufti 75, Q Sheikh 53*; C McBride 4-32, O Davidson 3-26) Carlton 228-6 (36.1 overs; C McBride 86, A Pillai 43, J Stronach 37*; S Ullah 3-58)
Stewarts Melville lost to Heriots by 8 wickets.
Inverleith, 23 August.
Stewarts Melville 154-9 (45.2 overs; A McHoul 39, C Slater 31) Heriots 156-2 (16.3 overs; M Watt 70, L Brown 66*)
Heriots beat Edinburgh South by 164 runs.
Goldenacre, 16 August.
Heriots 377-6 (50 overs; D Voas 128, J Elliott 101, L Brown 47, C Cassell 43) Edinburgh South 213 (45.1 overs; V Rajagopalan 61, Q Sheikh 35; K Abdul 4-46, M Watt 3-47)
Arbroath United lost to Carlton by 5 wickets.
Lochlands, 16 August.
Arbroath United 125 (33.1 overs; D Sinclair 35, S Chakraborthy 31; R Adair 4-32, O Davidson 3-10, C McBride 3-24) Carlton 126-5 (22.1 overs; R Macpherson 42)
Grange beat Falkland by 8 wickets.
Portgower Place, 16 August.
Falkland 232-8 (50 overs; J Lookwhy 80*, L Briggs 40; J Jarvis 4-44) Grange 235-2 (39.3 overs; J Crawley 105*, J Jarvis 79*)
Meigle beat RH Corstorphine by 6 wickets.
Victory Park, 16 August.
RH Corstorphine 94 (34.5 overs; R Thompson 32; C Clark 3-24, S Ejaz 3-26) Meigle 96-4 (20.5 overs; T Hussain 31, R Gayashan 30*)
Stewarts Melville beat Forfarshire by 75 runs.
Inverleith, 16 August.
Stewarts Melville 270-5 (50 overs; S Pillay 83, J Newman 45*, H Armstrong 45, A Choedhury 40) Forfarshire 195 (34.1 overs; M Leask 119; C Shorten 3-32)
Forfarshire lost to Heriots by 7 wickets.
Forthill, 9 August.
Forfarshire 130 (36.1 overs; A Neill 3-18, J Dickinson 3-23) Heriots 131-3 (14 overs; V Maritz 51, M Watt 46)
RH Corstorphine beat Stewarts Melville by 263 runs.
Royal High School, 9 August.
RH Corstorphine 407-5 (50 overs; O Gould 186, T Stagg 103, G West 33, N Murray 27*) Stewarts Melville 144 (38.2 overs; C Shorten 34; C Clarkson 3-32)
Falkland lost to Meigle by 30 runs.
Scroggie Park, 9 August.
Meigle 201 (49.3 overs; A Hegde 76; L Briggs 4-25) Falkland 177 (37.4 overs; A Khan 90; T Hussain 4-36, S Ejaz 3-38)
Carlton beat Grange by 5 wickets.
Grange Loan, 9 August.
Grange 228-8 (50 overs; J Davidson 78*, J Crawley 76; S Jhala 4-46, O Davidson 3-37) Carlton 232-5 (29.3 overs; C McBride 60, R MacPherson 56, A Guy 51, O Davidson 34; D Jones 3-42)
Edinburgh South beat Arbroath United by 171 runs.
Inch Park, 9 August.
Edinburgh South 324-4 (50 overs; V Rajagopalan 138, R Holey 103) Arbroath United 153 (24.5 overs)
Heriots beat Arbroath United by 8 wickets.
Goldenacre, 2 August.
Arbroath United 78 (23.3 overs; G Main 4-25, A Neill 3-24) Heriots 79-2 (9.2 overs; L Brown 43*)
Grange beat Edinburgh South by 131 runs.
Portgower Place, 2 August.
Grange 318-1 (50 overs; J Davidson 158*, J Crawley 134*) Edinburgh South 187 (39.4 overs; A Mufti 50; L Bennet 4-59, B Davidson 3-44)
Meigle lost to Carlton by 143 runs.
Victory Park, 2 August.
Carlton 258 (49.4 overs; C McBride 95, D da Costa 56, O Davidson 32; C Clark 3-40, T Hussain 3-48) Meigle 115-9 (26.5 overs; R Gayshan 47; R Adair 3-10, O Davidson 3-25, C Regan 3-47)
Stewarts Melville beat Falkland by 60 runs.
Inverleith, 2 August.
Stewarts Melville 267-4 (50 overs; S Pillay 119, M Miller 107) Falkland 207 (46 overs; J Lookwhy 85; J Newman 3-41)
Forfarshire lost to RH Corstorphine by 9 wickets.
Forthill, 2 August.
Forfarshire 263 (49.5 overs; H Brar 53, L Robinson 34*, A Bailwal 30; B McMullen 3-49) RH Corstorphine 264-1 (33 overs; J van Zyl 134, O Gould 105*)
RH Corstorphine lost to Heriots by 5 wickets.
Royal High School, 26 July.
RH Corstorphine 245-9 (50 overs; O Gould 72, R Thompson 57; M Watt 3-33) Heriots 250-5 (41.1 overs; V Maritz 58, D Voas 50, J Elliott 41*, M Cross 36)
Falkland beat Forfarshire by 72 runs.
Scroggie Park, 26 July.
Falkland 232-9 (50 overs; A Kahn 101*, J Lookwhy 43; I Saim 3-24) Forfarshire 160 (36.1 overs; C Garden 53, J Hogarth 34; K Jacobs 3-7)
Carlton beat Stewarts Melville by 5 wickets.
Grange Loan, 26 July.
Stewarts Melville 246-8 (50 overs; H Armstrong 103, S Pillay 44, M Millar 34; O Davidson 6-18) Carlton 249-5 (47.1 overs; A Guy 68, D da Costa 53*, A Pillai 50; R Sharma 3-40)
Edinburgh South beat Meigle by 6 wickets.
Inch Park, 26 July.
Meigle 214-8 (50 overs; M Sriram 69*, S Ejaz 35, A Neave 32) Edinburgh South 220-4 (39.3 overs; D Khan 52*, A Mufti 42, Q Sheikh 41*, R Holey 31)
Arbroath United lost to Grange by 6 wickets.
Lochlands, 26 July.
Arbroath United 246 (45 overs; C Brown 72, D Sinclair 67, I Worth 42; B Davidson 3-22, J Jarvis 3-52) Grange 251-4 (43.5 overs; J Jarvis 85, J Davidson 69*, C Swanson 38; C Robb 3-34)
Heriots v Grange - no play.
Goldenacre, 19 July.
Heriots Grange
Meigle v Arbroath United - no play.
Victory Park, 19 July.
Meigle Arbroath United
Stewarts Melville v Edinburgh South - no play.
Inverleith, 19 July.
Stewarts Melville Edinburgh South
Forfarshire v Carlton - no play.
Forthill, 19 July.
Forfarshire Carlton
RH Corstorphine v Falkland - no play.
Royal High School, 19 July.
RH Corstorphine Falkland
Falkland beat Heriots by 11 runs.
Scroggie Park, 12 July.
Falkland 224-8 (50 overs; J de Jager 79*, S Meikle 44, J Lookwhy 43) Heriots 213 (32.3 overs; C Cassell 65, L Brown 45, R Brown 30; A Khan 5-32, T Khan 3-26)
Carlton beat RH Corstorphine by 2 wickets.
Grange Loan, 12 July.
RH Corstorphine 266 (49.4 overs; L Naylor 140, K Sajjad 31; O Davidson 3-33, H Simpson 3-37) Carlton 270-8 (48.4 overs; D de Costa 96, H Simpson 46, J Stronach 36, A Guy 33; T Stagg 4-35)
Edinburgh South lost to Forfarshire by 8 wickets.
Inch Park, 12 July.
Edinburgh South 175 (42.3 overs; D Kahn 40, Q Sheikh 32; L Robinson 3-23, J Hogarth 3-40) Forfarshire 181-2 (18.3 overs; C Garden 107*, S Cameron 35*)
Arbroath United beat Stewarts Melville by 63 runs.
Lochlands, 12 July.
Arbroath United 237 (49.5 overs; H Laing 54, J Plomer 53; C Shorten 3-37, D Burgess 3-44) Stewarts Melville 174 (44 overs; S Pillay 63, C Shorten 39; C Ramsay 5-33, S Chakraborthy 3-43)
Grange beat Meigle by 19 runs.
Portgower Place, 12 July.
Grange 254-8 (50 overs; D Jones 52, F Hudleston 42, C Peet 39, M Angelini 33) Meigle 235 (45.4 overs; R Gayashan 74, M Scott 36; D Jones 4-43)
Heriots beat Meigle by 8 wickets.
Goldenacre, 5 July.
Meigle 124 (37.5 overs; M Sinclair 41, J Kinghorn-Gray 3-26) Heriots 125-2 (21.2 overs; C Cassell 63*, J Elliott 35*)
Stewarts Melville lost to Grange by 8 wickets.
Inverleith, 5 July.
Stewarts Melville 188 (49.5 overs; J Newman 48; W Hodgins 3-23, D Davidson 3-28) Grange 192-2 (38.1 overs; A Brown 81, C Swanson 69*)
Forfarshire beat Arbroath United by 131 runs.
Forthill, 5 July.
Forfarshire 265 (47.3 overs; C Garden 104, H Brar 42) Arbroath United 134 (30.4 overs; D Sinclair 56, J Hogarth 4-35)
RH Corstorphine beat Edinburgh South by 115 runs.
Royal High School, 5 July.
RH Corstorphine 408-8 (50 overs; L Naylor 195, R Thompson 58, T Stagg 40) Edinburgh South 293 (44.2 overs; D Khan 73, A Mufti 68, Q Sheikh 62; G West 3-46, D Dasmahapatra 3-63)
Falkland lost to Carlton by 20 runs.
Scroggie Park, 5 July.
Carlton 231 (49 overs; B Stronach 66, D da Costa 47, O Davidson 39; L Briggs 4-49, J de Jager 3-38) Falkland 211 (49.2 overs; A Khan 71; R Allardice 4-54)
Carlton lost to Heriots by 85 runs.
Grange Loan, 28 June.
Heriots 312-4 (50 overs; L Brown 146, D Voas 52, P Ross 45, J Elliott 36) Carlton 227-8 (50 overs; D da Costa 65; J Dickinson 3-38, C Cassell 3-54))
Falkland beat Edinburgh South by 31 runs.
Scroggie Park, 28 June.
Falkland 207 (47.4 overs; K Jacobs 42, S Campbell 33, J de Jager 32, S Meikle 30; S Ullah 3-36, A Mufti 3-36, S Khanyusia 3-40) Edinburgh South 176 (45.4 overs; D Khan 51, A Mufti 48; T Khan 3-22, K Jacobs 3-45)
RH Corstorphine beat Arbroath United by 182 runs.
Royal High School, 28 June.
RH Corstorphine 380-5 (50 overs; L Naylor 192, J van Zyl 134, T Stagg 31*; C Ramsay 4-58) Arbroath United 198 (37.2 overs; K Crawford 49, H Laing 30; G West 3-1, C Clarkson 3-49)
Forfarshire lost to Grange by 53 runs.
Forthill, 28 June.
Grange 233 (49.4 overs; C Peet 65, R McGlasham 49, M Hancock 38; L Robinson 4-40, J King 3-58) Forfarshire 180 (41.3 overs; T Knight 54, L Roberston 38, S Cameron 33; R McGlasham 3-29, L Bennet 3-38)
Stewarts Melville beat Meigle by 106 runs.
Inverleith, 28 June.
Stewarts Melville 300-9 (50 overs; H Armstrong 100, O Pillinger 97; C Clark 4-48, S Ejaz 3-57) Meigle 194 (45.2 overs; A Ferguson 50; G Ruthven 3-24, C Shorten 3-45)
Heriots beat Stewarts Melville by 84 runs (DLS).
Goldenacre, 21 June.
Heriots 272 (50 overs; M Watt 133, D Voas 45; S Pillay 3-49, C Shorten 3-56) Stewarts Melville 177-6 (46 overs; S Pillay 56*, H Armstrong 48) (Target 262 in 46 overs)
Meigle lost to Forfarshire by 7 wickets.
Victory Park, 21 June.
Meigle 154 (39.2 overs; J Hogarth 3-33, I Saim 3-35) Forfarshire 158-3 (21.5 overs; C Garden 50, S Cameron 31*, T Knight 41)
Grange lost to RH Corstorphine by 8 wickets (DLS).
Portgower Place, 21 June.
Grange 207-9 (50 overs; C Peet 57, J Brock 46, J Jarvis 39; C Clarkson 4-21, K Sajjad 3-40) RH Corstorphine 197-2 (30 overs; L Naylor 109*, O Gould 49) (Target 197 in 44 overs.)
Arbroath United beat Falkland by 4 wickets (DLS).
Lochlands, 21 June.
Falkland 339-5 (50 overs; K Jacobs 154*, A Khan 124) Arbroath United 210-6 (24 overs; C Brown 66, K Crawford 30*; Z Schlebusch 3-49) (Target 210 in 25 overs.)
Edinburgh South beat Carlton by 2 wickets (DLS).
Inch Park, 21 June.
Carlton 138 (32.1 overs; S Ullah 3-31) Edinburgh South 134-8 (36.3 overs; R Allardice 3-35)
Edinburgh South v Heriots
Inch Park, 14 June.
Edinburgh South Heriots
Carlton v Arbroath United - no play.
Grange Loan, 14 June.
Carlton Arbroath United
Falkland v Grange - no play.
Scroggie Park, 14 June.
Falkland Grange
RH Corstorphine v Meigle - no play.
Royal High School, 14 June.
RH Corstorphine Meigle
Forfarshire v Stewarts Melville - no play.
Forthill, 14 June.
Forfarshire Stewarts Melville
Heriots v Forfarshire - match abandoned.
Goldenacre, 7 June.
Heriots 171-4 (34.4 overs; V Maritz 53*, J Dickinson 42, J Elliott 36; Forfarshire 40-1 (8 overs)
Meigle beat Falkland by 5 wickets (DLS).
Victory Park, 7 June.
Falkland 176 (49 overs; J Lookwhy 58, D MAy 32; R Gayashan 4-16) Meigle 111-5 (24.5 overs; M Sriram 35, R Gayashan 30)
Grange v Carlton - match abandoned.
Portgower Place, 7 June.
Grange 120-6 (28 overs; A Butt 48, C Peet 31; S Jhala 3-12) Carlton 25-0 (2.4 overs)
Arbroath United beat Edinburgh South by 5 wickets (DLS).
Lochlands, 7 June.
Edinburgh South 173 (44.2 overs; A Mishra 52*, R Holey 42; C Ross 3-31, K Crawford 3-36) Arbroath United 132-2 (24 overs; I Worth 35*, C Cameron 35, D Sinclair 30*)
Stewarts Melville v RH Corstorphine - match abandoned.
Inverleith, 7 June.
RH Corstorphine 281-6 (45 overs; J van Zyl 100, A Dunford 81*, L Naylor 55) Stewarts Melville
Arbroath United v Heriots - no play.
Lochlands, 31 May.
Arbroath United Heriots
Edinburgh South v Grange - match abandoned.
Inch Park, 31 May.
Edinburgh South 159 (43.4 overs; N Pani 30; L Bennet 3-33) Grange 53-4 (11.1 overs)
Carlton beat Meigle (DLS).
Grange Loan, 31 May.
Meigle 222 (46.5 overs; S Ejaz 71, R Gayashan 58; M Raikes 4-39, A Pillai 3-15) Carlton 164-5 (24 overs; A Guy 48, R MacPherson 44; Z Rasheed 4-46)
Falkland v Stewarts Melville - match abandoned.
Scroggie Park, 31 May.
Stewarts Melville 171 (41.4 overs; R Khalia 51, Z Schlebusch 3-34) Falkland 62-2 (14 overs)
RH Corstorphine lost to Forfarshire (DLS).
Royal High School, 31 May.
Forfarshire 337 (49.1 overs; C Garden 96, L Robertson 60, J Hogarth 49; K Sajjad 4-63) RH Corstorphine 207-4 (33 overs; T Stagg 89*, J Joseph 53)
Meigle lost to Edinburgh South by 4 wickets.
Victory Park, 24 May.
Meigle 100 (31.1 overs; A Amir 4-41) Edinburgh South 101-6 (31.2 overs; S Ejaz 4-14)
Grange beat Arbroath United by 83 runs.
Portgower Place, 24 May.
Grange 258 (49.1 overs; F McCreath 100, J Jarvis 51, M Angelini 31; I Worth 5-36) Arbroath United 175 (42.5 overs; J Plomer 48, L Paterson 33*; L Bennet 3-24)
Forfarshire beat Falkland by 101 runs.
Forthill, 24 May.
Forfarshire 257-9 (50 overs; L Robertson 81, S Cameron 52, C Garden 48; Z Sclebusch 4-47, T Khan 3-32) Falkland 156 (42.2 overs; A Khan 33, K Suresh 32, Z Sclebusch 32; L Robinson 4-18)
Stewarts Melville lost to Carlton by 9 wickets.
Inverleith, 24 May.
Stewarts Melville 175 (42.4 overs; O Pillinger 81, H Armstrong 42; C McBride 4-39, R Allardice 3-31) Carlton 177-1 (38.5 overs; O Davidson 71*, R MacPherson 69)
Heriots beat RH Corstorphine by 7 wickets.
Goldenacre, 24 May.
RH Corstorphine 133 (39.1 overs; B McMullen 34; M Watt 3-24) Heriots 137-3 (19.3 overs; P Ross 47, M Watt 37*)
Grange lost to Heriots by 19 runs.
Portgower Place, 17 May.
Heriots 266-9 (50 overs; V Maritz 55, J Elliott 41, J Kinghorn-Gray 37) Grange 247-8 (50 overs; J Crawley 109)
Arbroath United beat Meigle by 7 wickets.
Lochlands, 17 May.
Meigle 212-9 (50 overs; A Neave 49, R Gayashan 46, Z Rasheed 45; C Ross 48) Arbroath United 215-3 (27.5 overs; C Cameron 76, H Laing 45, S Chakraborthy 40*)
Edinburgh South lost to Stewarts Melville by 7 wickets.
Inch Park, 17 May.
Edinburgh South 131 (33.2 overs; A Mufti 55; J Newman 4-20, M Kerr 3-33) Stewarts Melville 134-3 (32.5 overs; S Pillay 36*, R Khalia 31, O Pillinger 30)
Carlton beat Forfarshire by 7 wickets.
Grange Loan, 17 May.
Forfarshire 140 (35 overs; R Adair 4-39) Carlton 141-3 (27.4 overs; D da Costa 45*)
Falkland lost to RH Corstorphine by 71 runs.
Scroggie Park, 17 May.
RH Corstorphine 337 (50 overs; L Naylor 146, G West 88; Z Schlebush 4-63) Falkland 266 (47.1 overs; K Jacobs 92, J Henderson 57; C Clarkson 3-17)
Meigle lost to Grange by 8 wickets.
Victory Park, 10 May.
Meigle 140 (31.1 overs; S Ejaz 39; R McGlasham 5-20) Grange 141-2 (22.3 overs; C Sole 59, J Crawley 36)
RH Corstorphine beat Carlton by 5 wickets.
Royal High School, 10 May.
Carlton 282 (47 overs; O Davidson 143; L Naylor 4-43) RH Corstorphine 283-5 (44.3 overs; L NAylor 102, K Sajjad 36, A Dunford 35*, R Thompson 30*)
Forfarshire beat Edinburgh South by 20 runs.
Forthill, 10 May.
Forfarshire 373-8 (50 overs) Edinburgh South 353 (49.4 overs)
Stewarts Melville lost to Arbroath United by 3 wickets.
Inverleith, 10 May.
Stewarts Melville 240-9 (50 overs; H Armstrong 73, O Pillinger 39) Arbroath United 243-7 (45.3 overs; S Chakraborthy 68, C Brown 61, I Worth 33; S Pillay 4-47)
Heriots tied with Falkland.
Goldenacre, 10 May.
Heriots 287-7 (50 overs; P Ross 67, J Elliott 65, J Dickinson 52) Falkland 287-9 (50 overs; S Meikle 81, A Khan 62, J Henderson 54; A Neill 3-51)
Meigle lost to Heriot's by 184 runs.
Victory Park, 3 May.
Heriots 262 (49.1 overs; E Ruthven 68, L Brown 52, J Elliott 43, N Alexander 32*; R Gayashan 5-43, I Stewart 3-35) Meigle Meigle 78 (24 overs; A Neill 3-30)
Grange beat Stewarts Melville by 7 wickets.
Portgower Place, 3 May.
Stewarts Melville 140 (40.3 overs; J Newman 52*, C Shorten 45; R McGlasham 4-14, W Hodgins 4-41) Grange 141-3 (24.5 overs; M Angelini 57*, C Peet 47*)
Arbroath United beat Forfarshire by 81 runs.
Lochlands, 3 May.
Arbroath United 231-8 (50 overs; I Worth 70, D Sinclair 48, H Laing 42; L Robinson 3-37, L Robertson 3-45) Forfarshire 150 (42.5 overs; C Garden 50; C Brown 5-29, S Charraborthy 3-31)
Edinburgh South beat RH Corstorphine by 1 run.
Inch Park, 3 May.
Edinburgh South 204 (45.1 overs; R Holey 66) RH Corstorphine 203 (48.4 overs; A Dasmahapatra 40*, F Young 28, L Naylor 28; R Holey 3-30)
Carlton beat Falkland by 69 runs.
Grange Loan, 3 May.
Carlton 263-8 (50 overs; A Guy 87, D da Costa 72, O Davidson 30; Z Sclebusch 3-54) Falkland 194 (44 overs; J Lookwhy 57, J Henderson 47; O Davidson 3-28)
West League 2025
| P | W | T | L | BP | Pts | % | |
| Clydesdale | 12 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 300 | 100.00 |
| Ayr | 13 | 10 | 1 | 2 | 5 | 270 | 83.08 |
| Ferguslie | 14 | 10 | 0 | 4 | 2 | 252 | 72.00 |
| Glasgow High Kelvinside | 12 | 6 | 1 | 5 | 20 | 185 | 61.67 |
| Stenhousemuir | 15 | 8 | 0 | 7 | 12 | 212 | 56.53 |
| Prestwick | 14 | 7 | 0 | 7 | 19 | 194 | 55.43 |
| Drumpellier | 13 | 5 | 0 | 8 | 18 | 143 | 44.00 |
| Kelburne | 15 | 3 | 0 | 12 | 39 | 114 | 30.40 |
| Uddingston | 12 | 3 | 0 | 9 | 6 | 81 | 27.00 |
| Dumfries | 14 | 2 | 0 | 12 | -31 | 19 | 5.43 |
Dumfries deducted points due to ineligible player.
Kelburne beat Stenhousemuir by 9 wickets.
Whitehaugh, 30 August.
Stenhousemuir 43 (20.2 overs; D Wylie 4-2)
Kelburne 44-1 (8.1 overs)
Clydesdale v Dumfries - no result.
Titwood, 30 August.
Dumfries 94-4 (33 overs; M Cubbon 57*; Z Bashir 3-5)
Clydesdale
Ayr v Prestwick - no result.
New Cambusdoon, 30 August.
Ayr 73-3 (15 overs; M English 33*)
Prestwick
Uddingston v Drumpellier - no result.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 30 August.
Drumpellier 118-8 (42 overs; S Jayathilake 60*; R Lyons 4-26)
Uddingston
Ferguslie v Glasgow High Kelvinside - no result.
Meikleriggs, 30 August.
Ferguslie 184-3 (29.5 overs; M Mayet 111, U Ahmad 27*; M Majeed 2-35)
Glasgow High Kelvinside
Stenhousemuir lost to Clydesdale by 198 runs.
The Tryst, 23 August.
Clydesdale 285-6 (50 overs; P Barbour 98, C Young 77; Z Smith 3-51) Stenhousemuir 87 (28.3 overs; Z Smith 41; Z Bashir 6-9)
Kelburne lost to Ferguslie by 12 runs.
Whitehaugh, 23 August.
Ferguslie 191 (33.2 overs; M Mayet 101; R MacLean 4-23, D Wylie 3-41) Kelburne 179 (35.1 overs; L Farndale 68, E Fouche 38)
Dumfries lost to Ayr by 35 runs.
Nunholm, 23 August.
Ayr 233 (48.2 overs; M Miller 48, M English 32, M Marconi 31; A Malik 3-33) Dumfries 198-9 (47.1 overs; F Bainbridge 31; N Flack 3-26, O Jones 3-38)
Prestwick beat Uddingston by 8 wickets.
Henry Thow Oval, 23 August.
Uddingston 107 (44.1 overs; T Kuhn 4-20, I Singh 3-15) Prestwick 108-2 (24.2 overs; D Botes 43*, S Chaudhary 42*)
Drumpellier beat Glasgow High Kelvinside by 139 runs.
Langloan, 23 August.
Drumpellier 229-7 (50 overs; C Kumara 78, G Shaw 34, S Jayathilake 32; Z Ullah 3-32) Glasgow High Kelvinside 90 (25.1 overs; N Safi 35; D Pryde 4-23)
Ayr beat Stenhousemuir by 4 wickets.
New Cambusdoon, 16 August.
Stenhousemuir 218-8 (50 overs; Y Valli 52, Z Smith 37, B Ezakhiel 35) Ayr 219-6 (45.4 overs; M Miller 64*, M Marconi 57, N Flack 46*; C Grant 3-35)
Clydesdale beat Kelburne by 27 runs.
Titwood, 16 August.
Clydesdale 229-8 (50 overs; K Dhami 65, S Masondo 59; L Farndale 4-47) Kelburne 202 (42.4 overs; K Northend 65, E Fouche 45; R Khan 5-44)
Uddingston beat Dumfries by 2 wickets.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 16 August.
Dumfries 145 (48.3 overs; B Plowman 34*; R Lyons 5-16) Uddingston 146-8 (42.1 overs; R Lyons 41*; A Davidson 3-31)
Glasgow High Kelvinside beat Prestwick by 1 wicket.
Old Anniesland, 16 August.
Prestwick 110 (39.3 overs; A Akbar 4-30, M Majeed 3-17, Z Ullah 3-25) Glasgow High Kelvinside 114-9 (44.2 overs; M Majeed 30; R Alexander 3-17)
Ferguslie beat Drumpellier by 7 wickets.
Meikleriggs, 16 August.
Drumpellier 101 (30.2 overs; J Pryde 61; M Mayet3-25) Ferguslie 102-3 (15.1 overs; D Stafford 55*)
Stenhousemuir beat Uddingston by 143 runs (DLS).
The Tryst, 9 August.
Stenhousemuir 265-4 (48 overs; B Esakheil 120, Y Valli 95) Uddingston 131 (38.1 overs; C Grant 4-17, O Townsend 3-28)
Kelburne lost to Ayr by 99 runs.
Whitehaugh, 9 August.
Ayr 193 (49.2 overs; N Flack 45, J Woodhouse 33; G Singh 3-37) Kelburne 94 (27.5 overs; H Tahir 4-19)
Clydesdale beat Ferguslie by 8 wickets.
Titwood, 9 August.
Ferguslie 145 (43.4 overs; T Ahmad 63; I Rahman 4-20) Clydesdale 149-2 (28.5 overs; S Awan 41, C Young 39*, R berrington 25*)
Glasgow High Kelvinside beat Dumfries by 38 runs.
Old Anniesland, 9 August.
Glasgow High Kelvinside 130 (42.4 overs; B Plowman 3-19) Dumfries 92 (37.4 overs; A Majeed 3-8, M Majeed 3-14)
Prestwick beat Drumpellier by 40 runs.
Henry Thow Oval, 9 August.
Prestwick 229-9 (50 overs; S Chaudhary 116*; C Kumara 3-38, M Khan 3-38) Drumpellier 189 (48.5 overs; C Kumara 75, G Shaw 35, S Jayathilake 32; F Rao 4-30)
Glasgow High Kelvinside beat Stenhousemuir by 7 wickets.
Old Anniesland, 2 August.
Stenhousemuir 118 (29.3 overs; Z Smith 49; Z Ullah 4-11) Glasgow High Kelvinside 123-3 (34.1 overs; M Majeed 63*)
Uddingston beat Kelburne by 163 runs.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 2 August.
Uddingston 288-6 (50 overs; R Lyons 81*, K Singh 78) Kelburne 125 (28.4 overs; M Kamran 37; A Sabri 6-37)
Ayr lost to Clydesdale by 8 wickets.
New Cambusdoon, 2 August.
Ayr 99 (34 overs; N Flack 49*; M Ghaffar 4-15) Clydesdale 100-2 (18.4 overs; C Young 37)
Drumpellier beat Dumfries by 147 runs.
Langloan, 2 August.
Drumpellier 295-2 (50 overs; C Kumara 150*, S Jayathilake 112*) Dumfries 148 (48.1 overs; J Allison 3-27)
Ferguslie beat Prestwick by 7 wickets.
Meikleriggs, 2 August.
Prestwick 192 (48 overs; T Kuhn 38, T Fleet 34; E Jewell 4-31, U Ahmad 3-16) Ferguslie 194-3 (42.4 overs; U Ahmad 78, M Mayet 57*)
Stenhousemuir beat Drumpellier by 9 wickets.
The Tryst, 26 July.
Drumpellier 106 (38.4 overs; N Lister 3-27, H Atif 3-38) Stenhousemuir 110-1 (20.3 overs; Y Valli 57*, B Esakheil 39*)
Kelburne lost to Glasgow High Kelvinside by 4 wickets.
Whitehaugh, 26 July.
Kelburne 116 (30.4 overs; E Fouche 31; Z Ullah 4-37, M Majeed 3-18) Glasgow High Kelvinside 117-6 (31.5 overs; M Majeed 45*)
Clydesdale beat Uddingston by 54 runs.
Titwood, 26 July.
Clydesdale 266-7 (50 overs; S Awan 82, A Khan 56, R Berrington 40; R Lyons 4-26) Uddingston 212 (47.3 overs; A Ramzan 72, M Awais 65; Z Bashir 6-32)
Ayr beat Ferguslie by 3 wickets.
New Cambusdoon, 26 July.
Ferguslie 226-9 (50 overs; H Tahir 86, A Tahir 47; R Walsh 4-38, M English 3-36) Ayr 228-7 (47.3 overs; O Jones 72, E Ramsay 46, M Miller 30*)
Dumfries lost to Prestwick by 200 runs.
Nunholm, 26 July.
Prestwick 322-6 (50 overs; E McBeth 83, I Singh 82, G Singh 40*, T Fleet 34; B Plowman 3-50) Dumfries 122 (34.3 overs; A Malik 30; S Chaudhary 3-32, T Kuhn 3-39)
Prestwick beat Stenhousemuir by 57 runs (DLS).
Henry Thow Oval, 19 July.
Prestwick 143-7 (38 overs; Z Smith 3-32) Stenhousemuir 86-6 (28 overs)
Drumpellier v Kelburne - match abandoned.
Langloan, 19 July.
Drumpellier 168-2 (30 overs; C Kumara 93*, S Jayathilake 45*) Kelburne
Glasgow High Kelvinside v Clydesdale - match abandoned.
Old Anniesland, 19 July.
Glasgow High Kelvinside 111-2 (33 overs; F Jawad 56*) Clydesdale
Uddingston v Ayr - match abandoned.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 19 July.
Uddingston 141-3 (39.4 overs, A Ramzan 71*) Ayr
Ferguslie beat Dumfries by 8 wickets.
Meikleriggs, 19 July.
Dumfries 70 (24 overs; E Jewell 4-20, D Tahir 3-10) Ferguslie 73-2 (8.3 overs)
Stenhousemuir beat Dumfries by 9 wickets.
The Tryst, 12 July.
Dumfries 131 (43.2 overs; W Jabarkhil 43; C Grant 4-21) Stenhousemuir 132-1 (27 overs; Y Valli 67*, P Hamilton 32)
Kelburne lost to Prestwick by 71 runs.
Whitehaugh, 12 July.
Prestwick 191-8 (50 overs; I Singh 53, T Fleet 30; L Farndale 3-47, R MacLean 3-50) Kelburne 120 (39.2 overs; S Chaudhary 4-24, T Kuhn 3-20)
Clydesdale beat Drumpellier by 7 wickets.
Titwood, 12 July.
Drumpellier 176-9 (50 overs; S Jayathilake 65, W Leslie 30) Clydesdale 182-3 (35 overs; S Masondo 76*, S Awan 37)
Ayr beat Glasgow High Kelvinside by 33 runs.
New Cambusdoon, 12 July.
Ayr 233-9 (50 overs; N Flack 73) Glasgow High Kelvinside 200 (49.4 overs; N Safi 48, M Majeed 42; R Walsh 5-40, N Flack 4-33)
Uddingston lost to Ferguslie by 180 runs.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 12 July.
Ferguslie 285-7 (50 overs; D Stafford 72, T Ahmad 65, S Sajjad 54*) Uddingston 105 (32 overs; A Ramzan 39; H Tahir 4-6, T Ahmad 3-34)
Ferguslie beat Stenhousemuir by 59 rund.
Meikleriggs, 5 July.
Ferguslie 170-5 (34 overs; U Ahmad 67*, T Ahmad 57) Stenhousemuir 111 (26.4 overs; D Tahir 3-21)
Dumfries lost to Kelburne by 84 runs.
Nunholm, 5 July.
Kelburne 194 (43.3 overs; C MacLean 63, E Fouche 30; C Brockwell 4-35) Dumfries 110 (32.2 overs; R Roghani 3-16, J Cook 3-36)
Prestwick lost to Clydesdale by 7 wickets.
Henry Thow Oval, 5 July.
Prestwick 97 (31.4 overs; S Chaudhary 40; S Hussain 5-31) Clydesdale 97-3 (24.5 overs)
Drumpellier v Ayr
Langloan, 5 July.
Drumpellier Ayr
Glasgow High Kelvinside v Uddingston
Old Anniesland, 5 July.
Glasgow High Kelvinside Uddingston
Stenhousemuir beat Kelburne by 8 wickets.
The Tryst, 28 June.
Kelburne 165 (45.4 overs; E Fouche 46, C MacLean 39, M Kamran 33; C Grant 4-21, U Bacha 4-44) Stenhousemuir 169-2 (40.1 overs; Y Valli 77*, B Esakhiel 49*)
Dumfries lost to Clydesdale by 4 wickets.
Nunholm, 28 June.
Dumfries 122 (29.1 overs; A Davidson 40; Z Bashir 4-19) Clydesdale 123-6 (24.4 overs; M Ghaffar 33*)
Prestwick lost to Ayr by 18 runs.
Henry Thow Oval, 28 June.
Ayr 107 (35.4 overs; S Chaudhary 4-14, G Singh 3-29) Prestwick 89 (37.3 overs; M English 4-15, J Woodhouse 3-27)
Drumpellier lost to Uddingston by 133 runs.
Langloan, 28 June.
Uddingston 225-7 (50 overs; M Awais 108, R Lyons 34) Drumpellier 92 (35.2 overs; R Lyons 4-24)
Glasgow High Kelvinside beat Ferguslie by 7 wickets.
Old Anniesland, 28 June.
Ferguslie 54 (28.1 overs; M Nawid 5-8) Glasgow High Kelvinside 55-3 (12.2 overs)
Clydesdale beat Stenhousemuir by 3 wickets.
Titwood, 21 June.
Stenhousemuir 190 (47.5 overs; Y Valli 72, A Izaz 47; I Rahman 4-34, M Ghaffar 3-36) Clydesdale 196-7 (38.5 overs; M Ghaffar 64*, S Awan 34; C Grant 3-25)
Ferguslie beat Kelburne by 86 runs.
Meikleriggs, 21 June.
Ferguslie 268-9 (50 overs; A Tahir 67, H Tahir 62, S Sajjad 38; R Maclean 4-65) Kelburne 182 (37.1 overs; K Northend 87; T Ahmad 5-44)
Ayr beat Dumfries by 6 wickets.
New Cambusdoon, 21 June.
Dumfries 134 (46.2 overs; M English 3-23) Ayr 138-4 (31.2 overs; M English 51, M Marconi 42; A Davidson 3-26)
Uddingston lost to Prestwick by 121 runs.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 21 June.
Prestwick 230-5 (50 overs; T Fleet 67*, D Botes 63, M Rao 34*; A Sabri 4-26) Uddingston 109 (33.2 overs; G Singh 4-23)
Glasgow High Kelvinside lost to Drumpellier by 4 wickets.
Old Anniesland, 21 June.
Glasgow High Kelvinside 136 (40.2 overs; A Majeed 37, F Dar 36; C Kumara 3-18) Drumpellier 137-6 (33.2 overs; C Kumara 80*; A Akbar 3-25)
Stenhousemuir v Ayr - no play.
The Tryst, 14 June.
Stenhousemuir Ayr
Kelburne v Clydesdale - no play.
Whitehaugh, 14 June.
Kelburne Clydesdale
Dumfries v Uddingston - no play.
Nunholm, 14 June.
Dumfries Uddingston
Prestwick v Glasgow High Kelvinside
Henry Thow Oval, 14 June.
Prestwick Glasgow High Kelvinside
Drumpellier v Ferguslie - no play.
Langloan, 14 June.
Drumpellier Ferguslie
Uddingston lost to Stenhousemuir by 8 wickets (DLS).
Bothwell Castle Policies, 7 June.
Uddingston 142-9 (38 overs; Z Ahmad 66*, A Sabri 54; C Grant 3-11, H Atif 3-21) Stenhousemuir 115-2 (23.4 overs; P Hamilton 46) (Target 115 in 27 overs)
Ayr beat Kelburne by 2 wickets.
New Cambusdoon, 7 June.
Kelburne 149 (39.3 overs; P Mohiagia 49*; O Jones 3-50) Ayr 150-8 (35.4 overs; M Marconi 54, O Jones 39)
Ferguslie v Clydesdale - no play.
Meikleriggs, 7 June.
Ferguslie Clydesdale
Dumfries v Glasgow High Kelvinside - match abandoned.
Nunholm, 7 June.
Dumfries 12-0 (4 overs) Glasgow High Kelvinside
Drumpellier beat Prestwick by 21 runs (DLS).
Langloan, 7 June.
Drumpellier 99-7 (33 overs; S Jayathilake 34*) Prestwick 87 (27.5 overs; E McBeth 34; M Khan 4-27)
Stenhousemuir v Glasgow High Kelvinside - match abandoned.
The Tryst, 31 May.
Stenhousemuir 274-9 (50 overs; Y Valli 124; M Nawid 3-39) Glasgow High Kelvinside 17-1 (2.2 overs)
Kelburne v Uddingston - match abandoned.
Whitehaugh, 31 May.
Uddingston 187-7 (41 overs; A Sabri 70, A Ramzan 47*; P Mohiaga 3-37) Kelburne
Clydesdale v Ayr - match abandoned.
Titwood, 31 May.
Ayr 88-5 (27 overs; M English 34*) Clydesdale
Dumfries beat Drumpellier by 29 runs (DLS).
Nunholm, 31 May.
Dumfries 220 (48.4 overs; J Ritchie 62, F Bainbridge 44; C Kumara 4-40) Drumpellier 144-8 (31 overs; C Kumara 46, J Pryde 33; A DAvidson 3-25)
Prestwick v Ferguslie - match abandoned.
Henry Thow Oval, 31 May.
Ferguslie 213-5 (41 overs; M Mayet 63, T Ahmad 55, S Sajjad 30) Prestwick 24-0 (9 overs)
Drumpellier v Stenhousemuir - no play.
Langloan, 24 May.
Drumpellier Stenhousemuir
Glasgow High Kelvinside lost to Kelburne by 46 runs.
Old Anniesland, 24 May.
Kelburne 159 (46.3 overs; M Kamran 38; A Akbar 3-17, Z Ullah 3-28) Glasgow High Kelvinside 113 (36.2 overs; M Nawid 37; R MacLean 3-14, Z Mohammed 3-15)
Uddingston v Clydesdale - no play.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 24 May.
Uddingston Clydesdale
Ferguslie beat Ayr by 3 wickets.
Meikleriggs, 24 May.
Ayr 221 (46.4 overs; M English 101*, N Flack 34; H Tahir 4-32, D Tahir 3-16) Ferguslie 222-7 (46.3 overs; M Mayet 59, D Stafford 50; O Jones 3-42)
Prestwick v Dumfries - no play.
Henry Thow Oval, 24 May.
Prestwick Dumfries
Stenhousemuir beat Prestwick by 5 wickets.
The Tryst, 17 May.
Prestwick 144 (36.4 overs; C Grant 3-19) Stenhousemuir 147-5 (32.5 overs; A Shahzad 37*, Y Valli 34)
Kelburne lost to Drumpellier by 6 runs.
Whitehaugh, 17 May.
Drumpellier 141 (41.2 overs; S Jayathilake 34, C Keltie 31; J Cook 4-36, P Mohiagha 3-22) Kelburne 135 (27.1 overs; K Northend 39; C Kumara 5-27)
Clydesdale beat Glasgow High Kelvinside by 10 wickets.
Titwood, 17 May.
Glasgow High Kelvinside 79 (16.4 overs; I Rahman 4-35, Z Bashir 3-15) Clydesdale 80-0 (16 overs; A Khan 40*, S Awan 37*)
Ayr beat Uddingston by 9 wickets.
New Cambusdoon, 17 May.
Uddingston 129 (35.5 overs; K Singh 39, H Tahir 4-24, O Jones 3-20) Ayr 132-1 (19.3 overs; N Flack 61, M English 58*)
Dumfries lost to Ferguslie by 141 runs.
Nunholm, 17 May.
Ferguslie 341-8 (50 overs; U Ahmad 103*, M Mayet 69, T Ahmad 54; B Plowman 3-47) Dumfries 200 (43.3 overs; A Dawson 66*, A Malik 51; H Tahir 3-35)
Dumfries lost to Stenhousemuir by 7 runs.
Nunholm, 10 May.
Stenhousemuir 261-8 (50 overs; Y Valli 109; N Cubbon 3-36) Dumfries 254-8 (50 overs; J Ritchie 60, M Cubbon 40*, F Bainbridge 32; M Sahare 3-44)
Prestwick beat Kelburne by 41 runs.
Henry Thow Oval, 10 May.
Prestwick 267-9 (50 overs; S Chaudhary 102, T Fleet 48, G Singh 38; A Ahmed 3-47) Kelburne 226 (46.3 overs; K Northend 61, C Maclean 35)
Drumpellier lost to Clydesdale by 7 wickets.
Langloan, 10 May.
Drumpellier 117 (41.3 overs; J Pryde 40; Z Bashir 5-11) Clydesdale 121-3 (22.3 overs; S Masondo 56*, C Young 31)
Glasgow High Kelvinside tied with Ayr.
Old Anniesland, 10 May.
Glasgow High Kelvinside 175 (46.3 overs; F Jawad 67, A Majeed 34; M Marconi 3-13) Ayr 175 (48.1 overs; M English 74, M Miller 33; A Akbar 4-31, Z Ullah 4-39)
Ferguslie beat Uddingston by 64 runs.
Meikleriggs, 10 May.
Ferguslie 298-9 (50 overs; M Mayet 110, U Ahmad 70; K Singh 3-66) Uddingston 234 (45.4 overs; R Lyons 82, M Awais 44, T Willmott 34; E Jewell 3-27, H Tahir 3-44)
Stenhousemuir beat Ferguslie by 138 runs.
The Tryst, 3 May.
Stenhousemuir 300-7 (50 overs; Y Valli 126, Z Smith 100; E Jewell 3-50) Ferguslie 162 (37.3 overs; T Ahmad 37, D Stafford 30; M Sahare 3-10, C Grant 3-46)
Kelburne lost to Dumfries by 8 wickets.
Whitehaugh, 3 May.
Kelburne 90 (21.2 overs; N Cubbon 4-22, W Mann 3-16) Dumfries 91-2 (18.5 overs)
Clydesdale beat Prestwick by 9 wickets.
Titwood, 3 May.
Prestwick 38 (16.4 overs; M Ghaffar 4-16, I Rahman 3-14) Clydesdale 41-1 (6 overs)
Ayr beat Drumpellier by 3 wickets.
New Cambusdoon, 3 May.
Drumpellier 187 (50 overs; C Kumara 96, H Tahir 4-24) Ayr 189-7 (47.4 overs; O Jones 44, M Marconi 36; C Kumara 3-26)
Uddingston lost to Glasgow High Kelvinside by 126 runs.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 3 May.
Glasgow High Kelvinside 228 (46.5 overs F Jawad 60, I Hussain 35, M Majeed 30; M Awais 4-45, R Lyons 3-33) Uddingston 102 (28.3 overs; A Ramzan 54; M Majeed 5-24, A Akbar 3-20)
North East League 2025
| P | W | T | L | BP | Pts | % | |
| Freuchie | 12 | 10 | 0 | 2 | 11 | 261 | 87.00 |
| Huntly | 13 | 9 | 0 | 4 | 29 | 254 | 78.15 |
| Aberdeenshire | 11 | 7 | 0 | 4 | 33 | 208 | 75.64 |
| Perth Doo | 14 | 8 | 0 | 6 | 43 | 243 | 69.43 |
| Strathmore | 13 | 7 | 0 | 6 | 49 | 224 | 68.92 |
| Stoneywood Dyce | 13 | 5 | 0 | 8 | 45 | 170 | 52.31 |
| Crescent | 13 | 4 | 0 | 9 | 69 | 169 | 52.00 |
| Dundee HSFP | 12 | 4 | 0 | 8 | 39 | 139 | 46.33 |
| St Modans | 13 | 3 | 0 | 10 | 64 | 139 | 42.77 |
Freuchie beat Huntly by 25 runs.
Freuchie Park, 30 August.
Freuchie 103 (26.3 overs; A MacLennan 5-36)
Huntly 78 (23.4 overs; R Wright 5-31)
St Modans v Stoneywood Dyce
Bluebellwood Park, 30 August.
St Modans 
Stoneywood Dyce
Perth Doo'cot lost to Strathmore by 35 runs.
Doo'cot Park, 30 August.
Strathmore 154-7 (20 overs; P Wig 51, R Tweedy 32; M Hussain 3-26)
Perth Doo'cot 119-7 (20 overs; M Hussain 32, M Babar 30)
Crescent lost to Dundee HSFP by 46 runs.
Guthrie Park, 30 August.
Dundee HSFP 153 (47.3 overs; J Spies 30; P Sonasundaram 3-14, A Khan 3-26)
Crescent 106-9 (39 overs; A Ahmed 37; B Saqiwal 4-19)
Dundee HSFP lost to Aberdeenshire by 143 runs.
Dalnacraig, 23 August.
Aberdeenshire 252-8 (50 overs; K Reid 50, E Davidson 50, M Vila 40, D Gamblen 37; S Irfan 6-46) Dundee HSFP 109 (27.4 overs; J Spies 43*; L Munro 5-17)
Strathmore lost to Crescent by 118 runs.
Lochside Park, 23 August.
Crescent 214-9 (50 overs; S Raghuraman 32*; L Sweeney 3-22) Strathmore 96 (26.4 overs; S Raghuraman 4-24, A Khan 3-32)
Stoneywood Dyce lost to Perth Doo'cot by 119 runs.
People's Park, 23 August.
Perth Doo'cot 266 (48.2 overs; M Babar 59, H Gujarwal 50, S Sharif 46, A Owais 42; M Hood 6-49) Stoneywood Dyce 147 (26.3 overs; J Burnett 31; M Babar 3-14, S Sharif 3-41)
St Modans lost to Freuchie by 147 runs.
Bluebellwood Park, 23 August.
Freuchie 295-8 (50 overs; R Wright 108, I Ward 53, J Niemann 38; D Yadav 5-62) St Modans 148 (30.4 overs; J Mould 37, A Dhupar 36; J Niemann 4-41, S Birrell 4-53)
Aberdeenshire beat Huntly by 40 runs.
Mannofield, 16 August.
Aberdeenshire 304-4 (50 overs; M Vila 117, R Hegde 77) Huntly 264 (48 overs; J Mitchell 63, C Kennedy 37, A Mukhopadhya 31, M Myron-Petire 31; N Elliott 3-43)
Perth Doo'cot beat Freuchie by 7 wickets
Doo'cot Park, 16 August.
Freuchie 213-8 (50 overs; R Wright 54, R McLaughlin 48*, J Niemann 33; M Babar 3-35) Perth Doo'cot 216-3 (41.5 overs; S Sharif 50*, M Babar 43, A Owais 42*, A Naeem 36)
Crescent lost to Stoneywood Dyce by 31 runs.
Guthrie Park, 16 August.
Stoneywood Dyce 102 (32.2 overs; S Seenivasan 3-13, R Chouksey 3-32) Crescent 71 (34.2 overs; C Fortmann 4-13, H Saraswat 3-10)
Dundee HSFP lost to Strathmore by 222 runs.
Dalnacraig, 16 August.
Strathmore 332 (49.5 overs; H Kiyani 132, L Spyer 73, M Ali 58; G Hopkins 4-72, A Lowdon 3-78) Dundee HSFP 110 (30 overs; K Sarral 48, M Rasheed 4-26, K Grant 3-45)
Strathmore beat Aberdeenshire by 1 run.
Lochside Park, 9 August.
Strathmore 250-7 (50 overs; L Spyer 56*, M Rasheed 53, R Tweedy 33; M Saraswat 4-25) Aberdeenshire 249 (50 overs; M Saraswat 85, N Elliott 36; M Rasheed 3-41)
Stoneywood Dyce beat Dundee HSFP by 6 wickets.
People's Park, 9 August.
Dundee HSFP 184 (49.2 overs; J Spies 51, A Lowdon 32; H Saraswat 3-44) Stoneywood Dyce 185-4 (38 overs; J Lambley 91*)
Freuchie beat Crescent by 6 wickets.
Freuchie Park, 9 August.
Crescent 222-7 (50 overs; A Bineesh 77, N Thangaraj 52, R Chouksey 36*; R Wright 3-28) Freuchie 229-4 (45.1 overs; W Brand 80, R Wiseman 48*, I Ward 40, R Wright 32)
Huntly beat St Modans by 6 wickets.
Castle Park, 9 August.
St Modans 305-7 (50 overs; J Rana 113, A Dhupar 66, T Sharma 38; S Thorp 4-61) Huntly 306-4 (45.4 overs; C Whyte 84, G Chirimuuta 74, A Mukhopadhya 44, M Myron-Petrie 37, B Crane 30)
Aberdeenshire beat St Modans by 100 runs.
Mannofield, 2 August.
Aberdeenshire 221 (41.3 overs; K Reid 114, C Cameron 32; D Yadav 4-64, J Rana 3-37) St Modans 122 (35.2 overs; S McPake 47; L Bain 4-25)
Perth Doo'cot beat Huntly by 46 runs.
Doo'cot Park, 2 August.
Perth Doo'cot 162 (39.4 overs; D du Plessis 3-26, J Mitchell 3-29) Huntly 116 (25.1 overs; D Du Plessis 46, C Howard 34; M Babar 6-53)
Dundee HSFP lost to Freuchie by 10 wickets.
Dalnacraig, 2 August.
Dundee HSFP 154 (48.3 overs; A Beaumont 47, A Lowdon 41; S Birrell 3-19, R Wright 3-32) Freuchie 159-0 (18.4 overs; W Brand 95*, M Hastie 38*)
Strathmore lost to Stoneywood Dyce by 26 runs.
Lochside Park, 2 August.
Stoneywood Dyce 233 (44.4 overs; M van Staden 137*; S Ahmed 5-33, L Spyer 3-45) Strathmore 207 (42 overs; P Wig 41, R Tweedy 35; M van Staden 3-31)
Stoneywood Dyce beat Aberdeenshire by 3 wickets.
People's Park, 26 July.
Aberdeenshire 142 (34.4 overs; K Reid 53, L Munro 30; C Fortmann 3-16, S Coetzer 3-42) Stoneywood Dyce 144-7 (36.5 overs; H Saraswat 30*)
Freuchie beat Strathmore by 27 runs.
Freuchie Park, 26 July.
Freuchie 141 (40.2 overs; J Niemann 46, W Brand 33; R Tweedy 4-21, S Saeed 3-23) Strathmore 114 (43.1 overs; R Tweedy 39, S Ahmed 31; S Birrell 3-28)
Huntly beat Crescent by 7 wickets.
Castle Park, 26 July.
Crescent 148 (40.1 overs; A Bineesh 36; C Howard 5-20, D du Plessis 3-18) Huntly 149-3 (24.4 overs; D du Plessis 87*)
St Modans lost to Perth Doo'cot by 10 wickets.
Bluebellwood Park, 26 July.
St Modans 37 (14.4 overs; S Sharif 8-7) Perth Doo'cot 38-0 (5.1 overs)
Aberdeenshire v Perth Doo'cot - match abandoned.
Mannofield, 19 July.
Aberdeenshire 315-8 (50 overs; K Reid 76, M Vila 49, L Munro 49, E Davidson 38; A Naeem 3-66) Perth Doo'cot 56-1 (13 overs)
Crescent v St Modans - match abandoned.
Guthrie Park, 19 July.
St Modans 80-5 (21 overs; R Chouksey 3-6) Crescent
Dundee HSFP v Huntly - no play.
Dalnacraig, 19 July.
Dundee HSFP Huntly
Stoneywood Dyce lost to Freuchie by 5 wickets (DLS).
People's Park, 19 July.
Stoneywood Dyce 153 (41.3 overs; C Fortmann 45, S Coetzer 40*; S Birrell 5-23) Freuchie 111-5 (23 overs; W Brand 36)
Freuchie beat Aberdeenshire by 7 wickets.
Freuchie Park, 12 July.
Aberdeenshire 303-7 (50 overs; L Munro 138, E Davidson 37, M Vila 34) Freuchie 304-3 (36 overs; W Brand 207*, J Niemann 56)
Huntly beat Strathmore by 6 wickets.
Castle Park, 12 July.
Strathmore 85 (23.2 overs; D du Plessis 3-7, C Howard 3-17) Huntly 88-4 (15.1 overs; D du Plessis 56*)
St Modans beat Dundee HSFP by 10 wickets.
Bluebellwood Park, 12 July.
Dundee HSFP 112 (33.2 overs; A Dhupar 5-22, J Rana 3-35) St Modans 113-0 (15 overs; J Rana 59*, D Yadav 50*)
Perth Doo'cot lost to Crescent by 42 runs.
Doo'cot Park, 12 July.
Crescent 227 (49.1 overs; A Vispute 47, K Ramaswamy 35, S Sharma 33; A Owais 3-41, T Hussain 3-45) Perth Doo'cot 185 (45.5 overs; S Sharif 53, A Owais 47; A Ahmed 3-37)
Aberdeenshire beat Crescent by 35 runs.
Mannofield, 5 July.
Aberdeenshire 270-8 (50 overs; M Saraswat 86, K Reid 53) Crescent 235-7 (50 overs; A Vispute 59*, S Sharma 40; J Robb 3-26)
Dundee HSFP lost to Perth Doo'cot by 5 wickets.
Dalnacraig, 5 July.
Dundee HSFP 97 (31 overs; J Spies 53*; M Babar 5-16) Perth Doo'cot 98-5 (23.2 overs; T Hussain 41*; A Lindsay 4-45)
Strathmore lost to St Modans by 1 wicket.
Lochside Park, 5 July.
Strathmore 226 (46.1 overs; R Tweedy 54, M Ali 42; Z Alamgir 3-28, J Rana 3-38) St Modans 227-9 (46.5 overs; A Dhupar 60, J Rana 50, Z Alamgir 44; S Saeed 3-36)
Stoneywood Dyce lost to Huntly by 5 wickets.
People's Park, 5 July.
Stoneywood Dyce 65 (25.5 overs; A MacLennan 6-20) Huntly 66-5 (14.5 overs; C Fortmann 3-27)
Huntly beat Freuchie by 10 wickets.
Castle Park, 28 June.
Freuchie 148-9 (50 overs) Huntly 150-0 (29.3 overs; J Mitchell 81*, M Myron-Petrie 61*)
Stoneywood Dyce beat St Modans by 51 runs.
People's Park, 28 June.
Stoneywood Dyce 235-8 (50 overs; M van Staden 73, C Fortmann 62; S McPake 3-37) St Modans 184 (45.1 overs; S McPake 74; C Fortmann 3-37)
Strathmore lost to Perth Doo'cot by 5 wickets.
Lochside Park, 28 June.
Strathmore 127 (29.1 overs; M Ali 38, R Tweedy 31; M Babar 5-10) Perth Doo'cot 131-5 (32.5 overs; S Sharif 44*, A Owais 36; M Rasheed 4-23)
Dundee HSFP beat Crescent by 2 wickets.
Dalnacraig, 28 June.
Crescent 204 (38.2 overs; A Ahmed 94; A Beaumont 5-38) Dundee HSFP 208-8 (49 overs; J Spies 75*, A Chaudhuri 42, B Saqiwal 31; S Sharma 4-42)
Aberdeenshire beat Dundee HSFP by 6 wickets.
Mannofield, 21 June.
Dundee HSFP 116 (38 overs; A Irfan 43; L BAin 3-16, L Munro 3-23) Aberdeenshire 117-4 (15.1 overs; K Reid 58)
Crescent lost to Strathmore by 77 runs.
Guthrie Park, 21 June.
Strathmore 280-7 (50 overs; R Tweedy 118, M Rasheed 33, M Ali 31) Crescent 203-8 (39 overs; A Vispute 47, R Sujaya 36; M Ali 4-39)
Perth Doo'cot beat Stoneywood Dyce by 5 wickets.
Doo'cot Park, 21 June.
Stoneywood Dyce 152 (36.5 overs; A McLean 46*, J Rodger 42; A Owais 3-27, S Sharif 3-32, M Babar 3-36) Perth Doo'cot 156-5 (27.4 overs; S Sharif 38, A Owais 37)
Freuchie beat St Modans by 7 wickets.
Freuchie Park, 21 June.
St Modans 88 (28.2 overs; B Gowda 30; S Birrell 5-26, R Wiseman 3-8) Freuchie 90-3 (13.2 overs; J Niemann 50*)
Huntly v Aberdeenshire - no play.
Castle Park, 14 June.
Huntly Aberdeenshire
Freuchie v Perth Doo'cot
Freuchie Park, 14 June.
Freuchie Perth Doo'cot
Stoneywood Dyce v Crescent - no play.
People's Park, 14 June.
Stoneywood Dyce Crescent
Strathmore v Dundee HSFP
Lochside Park, 14 June.
Strathmore Dundee HSFP
Aberdeenshire v Strathmore - match abandoned.
Mannofield, 7 June.
Strathmore 249-2 (31 overs; M Rasheed 133, S Saeed 44*, R Tweedy 40) Aberdeenshire
Dundee HSFP v Stoneywood Dyce - match abandoned.
Dalnacraig, 7 June.
Stoneywood Dyce 268 (44.2 overs; C Fortmann 78, S Coetzer 50, J Lambley 43; A Lindsay 4-32, A Beaumont 3-33) Dundee HSFP 39-0 (7 overs)
Crescent v Freuchie - match abandoned.
Guthrie Park, 7 June.
Freuchie 114-9 (35.2 overs; I Ward 33) Crescent
St Modans v Huntly - match abandoned.
Bluebellwood Park, 7 June.
St Modans 93 (25 overs) Huntly
St Modans v Aberdeenshire - match abandoned.
Bluebellwood Park, 31 May.
Aberdeenshire 271-7 (47.3 overs) St Modans
Huntly beat Perth Doo'cot by 6 wickets.
Castle Park, 31 May.
Perth Doo'cot 124 (36.3 overs; C Howard 3-17, L Myron-Petrie 3-27) Huntly 125-4 (22 overs; J Mitchell 61)
Freuchie v Dundee HSFP - no play.
Freuchie Park, 31 May.
Freuchie Dundee HSFP
Stoneywood Dyce lost to Strathmore (DLS).
People's Park, 31 May.
Strathmore 273-9 (43 overs; M Rasheed 79, J Blackie 46, S Hariharan 38*, U Ahmed 35; M Patel 3-38) Stoneywood Dyce 99-6 (20 overs; C Fortmann 44; R Tweedy 5-25)
Aberdeenshire v Stoneywood Dyce - abandoned.
Mannofield, 24 May.
Stoneywood Dyce 236-6 (42 overs; C Fortmann 141*) Aberdeenshire
Strathmore v Freuchie - abandoned.
Lochside Park, 24 May.
Strathmore 161-7 (35 overs; L Spyer 51*, M Rasheed 31, R Tweedy 31; J Niemann 3-25) Freuchie
Crescent lost to Huntly by 7 wickets.
Guthrie Park, 24 May.
Crescent 128 (41.4 overs; J Mitchell 3-24) Huntly 131-3 (20.5 overs; G Chirimuuta 49*, D du Plessis 43*)
Perth Doo'cot beat St Modans by 5 wickets.
Doo'cot Park, 24 May.
St Modans 121 (27.3 overs; S Sharif 5-43, A Owais 3-30) Perth Doo'cot 122-5 (20.1 overs; T Hussain 34*; J Rana 3-60)
Perth Doo'cot lost to Aberdeenshire by 7 wickets.
Doo'cot Park, 17 May.
Perth Doo'cot 139 (39.1 overs; N Elliott 3-45) Aberdeenshire 140-3 (22.2 overs; M Saraswat 48, L Munro 43)
St Modans lost to Crescent by 5 wickets.
Bluebellwood Park, 17 May.
St Modans 126 (33.4 overs; D Yadav 41; R Chouksey 4-32) Crescent 130-5 (28.4 overs; D Yadav 3-35)
Huntly beat Dundee HSFP by 285 runs.
Castle Park, 17 May.
Huntly 323-5 (50 overs; C Howard 108*, M Myron-Petrie 60, D du Plessis 61, B Crane 38*) Dundee HSFP 38 (13 overs; A MacLennan 5-28, B Crane 3-4)
Freuchie beat Stoneywood Dyce by 7 wickets.
Freuchie Park, 17 May.
Stoneywood Dyce 72 (28.3 overs; S Birrell 4-10) Freuchie 76-3 (10.1 overs)
Aberdeenshire lost to Freuchie by 8 wickets.
Mannofield, 10 May.
Aberdeenshire 178 (46.4 overs; E Davidson 32, P Saravanan 31; R Wiseman 4-43, S Munro 3-31) Freuchie 180-2 (20 overs; W Brand 101, S Munro 43)
Strathmore beat Huntly by 84 runs.
Lochside Park, 10 May.
Strathmore 244 (48.1 overs; M Rasheed 67, M Ali 53, J Blackie 43; B Crane 4-39) Huntly 160 (39.1 overs; M Myron-Petrie 34; S Saeed 5-37)
Dundee HSFP beat St Modans by 5 wickets.
Dalnacraig, 10 May.
St Modans 251-9 (50 overs; B Gowda 53, A Dhupar 46, D Yadav 39; B Saqiwal 3-48) Dundee HSFP 253-5 (48.3 overs; J Spies 118*, A Chaudhuri 34)
Crescent beat Perth Doo'cot by 7 wickets.
Guthrie Park, 10 May.
Perth Doo'cot 125 (34.2 overs; M Hussain 34; A Ahmed 3-1) Crescent 130-3 (23.2 overs; A Ahmed 67)
Crescent lost to Aberdeenshire by 8 wickets.
Guthrie Park, 3 May.
Crescent 98 (29.4 overs; L Bain 3-25, N Elliott 3-27) Aberdeenshire 100-2 (14.4 overs; E Davidson 42*)
St Modans lost to Strathmore by 214 runs.
Bluebellwood Park, 3 May.
Strathmore 387-3 (50 overs; R Tweedy 216*, S Saeed 52, J Blackie 34*) St Modans 173 (25.1 overs; J Rana 74, S McPake 41)
Huntly beat Stoneywood-Dyce by 6 wickets.
Castle Park, 3 May.
Stoneywood Dyce 122 (23.5 overs; C Fortmann 44; A MacLennan 3-12, B Crane 3-15) Huntly 124-4 (31.3 overs; D du Plessis 66*)
Perth Doo'cot lost to Dundee HSFP by 71 runs.
Doo'cot Park, 3 May.
Dundee HSFP 317-2 (50 overs; A Beaumont 120*, S Knox 78, J Spies 43, A Chakravarty 37*) Perth Doo'cot 246-9 (50 overs; A Hussain 58*, K Sarral 44, A Naeem 35, F Banks 32; B Saqiwal 4-25, A Lindsay 3-73)
Scottish Cup 2025
Final: Clydesdale beat Heriots by 20 runs.
Uddingston, 24 August.
Clydesdale 104 (31.5 overs; P Barbour 25, A Ghaffar 21; J Dickenson 4-20, M Watt 3-38, A Neill 2-14) Heriots 84 (23 overs; P Ross 20, L Brown 20; Z Rahman 4-24, R Alavala 3-27, A Ghaffar 3-28)
Clydesdale lift the Cup (Cricket Scotland)
The Clydesdale batters found the going tough against defending champions Heriots, bowled out for just 104 inside 32 overs. Leg-spinner James Dickenson and slow left-armer Mark Watt revelling in the spin friendly conditions after 6’9’’ seamer Adrian Neill had made the early breakthrough. Heriots batters not finding it any easier Adil Ghaffar with two early wickets - one that kept low and one the bounced! Ghaffar took 6-25 in their semi-final and now a third today as Matty Cross edges behind for just 4. Nightmare as Elliott edges to slip next ball from Alavala. It's spin that did the job for Heriots but seam is doing the business for Clydesdale. Two in two balls for Zac Rahman and it's looking bleak for the holders with Peter Ross hanging on giving them a chance but he's gone with 22 still needed. All over when Zac Rahman claims his fourth. Neither side was able to come to terms with a pitch that was hardly fitting for Scotland's showpiece.
Semi-final: Ferguslie lost to Clydesdale by 5 wickets.
Meikleriggs, 13 July.
Ferguslie 148 (45.4 overs; T Ahmad 56; M Ghaffar 6-25) Clydesdale 149-5 (31.3 overs; P Barbour 57; E Jewell 3-44)
Semi-final: Carlton lost to Heriots by 43 runs (DLS).
Grange Loan, 6 July.
Heriots 155-9 (30 overs; V Maritz 52; R Allardice 3-34, A Pillai 2-9, O Davidson 2-18) Carlton 133 (27.4 overs; O Davidson 49; C Cassell 3-9, J Kinghorn-Gray 3-28) (Target 177 in 30 overs)
Semi-final: Clydesdale v Ferguslie - abandoned.
Titwood, 6 July.
Clydesdale 131-5 (32 overs; H Murtaza 42, C Young 32; E Jewell 2-29) Ferguslie
Round 3: Ferguslie beat Prestwick by 56 runs.
Meikleriggs, 29 June.
Ferguslie 204 (46.3 overs; T Ahmad 50, U Ahmad 34, M Mayet 32; S Chaudhary 4-32, D Botes 2-30, G Singh 2-31) Prestwick 148 (42.1 overs; D Botes 34, T Kuhn 25; Q Khan 3-9H Tahir 3-27)
Round 3: Heriots beat RH Corstorphine by 6 wickets (DLS).
Goldenacre, 22 June.
RH Corstorphine 133-6 (27 overs; B McMullen 54) Heriots 141-4 (24.3 overs; J Elliott 43, M Watt 41, M Cross 29) (Target 141 in 27 overs)
Round 3: Forfarshire lost to Clydesdale by 64 runs (DLS).
Forthill, 22 June.
Clydesdale 291-7 (38 overs; R Berrington 172, S Masondo 38, K Dhami 33*) Forfarshire 210 (29.3 overs; M Leask 49, H Brar 41, C Garden 31, T Knight 30; R Alavala 4-31, A Khan 3-16) (Target 275 in 38 overs)
Round 3: Ferguslie v Prestwick
Meikleriggs, 22 June.
Ferguslie Prestwick
Round 3: Carlton beat Arbroath United by 196 runs (DLS).
Grange Loan, 22 June.
Carlton 238-4 (35 overs; D da Costa 91, O Davidson 71*) Arbroath United 56 (14.3 overs; C Regan 7-17) (Target 253 in 35 overs)
Round 2: West of Scotland lost to Heriot's by 198 runs.
Hamilton Crescent, 15 June.
Heriot's 282-7 (47 overs; J Elliott 65, D Voas 58, L Brown 55, J Dickinson 33*; M Dhillon 4-45, D McNulty 2-74)
West of Scotland 84 (31.2 overs; J Dickinson 4-22, R Brown 3-21)
Round 2: Prestwick beat Uddingston by 102 runs.
Henry Thow Oval, 8 June.
Prestwick 187 (46.4 overs; M Rao 41, I Singh 34, G Singh 33, S Chaudhary 31; R Lyons 3-16, M Awais 3-29) Uddingston 85 (21.5 overs; T Kuhn 4-53, S Chaudhary 3-6)
Round 2: Huntly lost to Forfarshire by 5 runs.
Castle Park, 1 June.
Forfarshire 151 (38.3 overs; C Garden 70; J Mitchell 3-23, C Howard 3-32) Huntly 146 (37.1 overs; J Mitchell 36, D du Plessis 30; I Saim 4-26)
Round 2: Ayr lost to Ferguslie by 8 wickets (DLS).
New Cambusdoon, 1 June.
Ayr 115 (28 overs; M English 53; M Mayet 3-0, T Ahmad 3-13) Ferguslie 126-2 (19.5 overs; M Mayet 75*)
Round 2: Uddingston v Prestwick - no play.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 1 June.
Uddingston Prestwick
Round 2: West of Scotland v Heriot's
Hamilton Crescent, 1 June.
West of Scotland Heriot's
Round 2: Carlton beat Drumpellier by 3 wickets (DLS).
Grange Loan, 25 May.
Drumpellier 195-7 (45.1 overs; S Jayathilake 58*, C Kumara 38, G Shae 36; O Davidson 3-16) Carlton 198-7 (33.5 overs; C McBride 79*; Z Hussan 3-20)) (Target 198 in 42 overs)
Round 2: Arbroath United beat Edinburgh South by 4 wickets.
Lochlands, 25 May.
Edinburgh South 243-8 (50 overs; N Pani 68, A Mufti 64, K Uddin 61) Arbroath United 246-6 (44.4 overs; C Cameron 105, S Chakraborthy 47, D Sinclair 37)
Round 2: West of Scotland v Heriot's - postponed.
Hamilton Crescent, 25 May.
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Round 2: RH Corstorphine beat Aberdeenshire by 130 runs (DLS).
Royal High School, 25 May.
RH Corstorphine 315-6 (39 overs; A Dunford 86*, L Naylor 86, J van Zyl 40, T Stagg 34*; L Bain 4-52) Aberdeenshire 178 (32.1 overs; N Eliott 45, K Reid 39; K Sajjad 4-40)
Round 2: Huntly v Forfarshire - postponed.
Castle Park, 25 May.
Huntly Forfarshire
Round 2: Dumfries lost to Clydesdale by 7 wickets.
Nunholm, 25 May.
Dumfries 70 (17.4 overs; I Rahman 4-34, Z Bashir 3-9) Clydesdale 74-3 (10 overs; A Khan 24, M Cubbon 2-29)
Round 2: Ayr v Ferguslie - postponed.
New Cambusdoon, 25 May.
Ayr Ferguslie
Round 2: Uddingston v Prestwick - postponed.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 25 May.
Uddingston Prestwick
Round 1: Stenhousemuir lost to Carlton by 39 runs.
The Tryst, 11 May.
Carlton 254-9 (50 overs; A Guy 70, R McPherson 57, O Davidson 52, D da Costa 33; M Sahare 5-62) Stenhousemuir 215 (45.2 overs; M Sahare 56, A Shahzad 47; R Adair 5-48)
Round 1: Drumpellier beat St Modans by 7 wickets.
Langloan, 11 May.
St Modans 212 (50 overs; J Rana 102; J Pryde 4-51) Drumpellier 219-3 (34.4 overs; J Pryde 79, S Jayathilake 70*)
Round 1: Arbroath United beat Watsonians by 6 wickets.
Lochlands, 11 May.
Watsonians 231-8 (50 overs; D du Randt 67, T Wylie 61, B Weatherhead 30) Arbroath United 233-4 (35.2 overs; H Laing 61*, C Cameron 55, S Chakraborthy 41, I Worth 40; O Hairs 3-32)
Round 1: Edinburgh South beat Renfrew by 1 wicket.
Inch Park, 11 May.
Renfrew 234 (44.1 overs) Edinburgh South 235-9 (44.1 overs; N Pani 70, S Khanusiya 36)
Round 1: Stirling County lost to West of Scotland by 60 runs.
New Williamfield, 11 May.
West of Scotland 194 (47.3 overs; S Page 83, L Masunda 53; V Ramteke 4-34, Z Sami 3-18)
Stirling County 134 (40.2 overs; M Malik 41; C Dutia 3-21, A Hulatt 3-25)
Round 1: Heriots beat Stewarts Melville by 175 runs.
Goldenacre, 11 May.
Heriots 337-6 (L Brown 108, P Ross 79, V Maritz 47, J Elliott 33; J Newman 4-53) Stewarts Melville 162 (41.5 overs; A Chowdhury 40; G Main 4-26, J Rubly 4-26)
Round 1: Meigle lost to RH Corstorphine by 225 runs.
Victory Park, 11 May.
RH Corstorphine 268-6 (50 overs; J van Zyl 63, A Dunford 51*, O Gould 48, T Stagg 42*) Meigle 43 (20 overs; T Stagg 5-16, D Dasmahapatra 4-14)
Round 1: Aberdeenshire beat Grange by 2 wickets.
Mannofield, 11 May.
Grange 73 (26.5 overs; N Elliott 5-24, I Bandara 2-7) Aberdeenshire 75-8 (14.1 overs; D Jones 5-25, C Peet 3-17)
Round 1: Huntly beat East Kilbride by 147 runs.
Castle Park, 11 May.
Huntly 304 (49.1 overs; B Crane 78, C Kennedy 48, S Thorp 40, L Myron-Petrie 38; C de Villiers 4-52, J Loram 3-72)
East Kilbride 157 (31 overs; C de Viliers 46, A Khalil 44; C Howard 4-14, D du Plessis 3-44)
Round 1: Forfarshire beat Freuchie by 174 runs.
Forthill, 11 May.
Forfarshire 289 (46.4 overs; H Brar 86, S Cameron 57, C McConachie 47; S Birrell 4-69, W Brand 3-27) Freuchie 115 (31 overs; R Wright 59; L Robinson 3-12, J King 3-23)
Round 1: Dumfries beat Stoneywood Dyce by 129 runs.
Nunholm, 11 May.
Dumfries 286-7 (50 overs; J Ritchie 110, A Malik 55; J Lambley 3-48, M van Staden 3-62) Stoneywood Dyce 157 (32.1 overs; M van Staden 47; J Ritchie 4-10, C Reynolds-Lewis 3-54)
Round 1: Clydesdale beat GHK by 6 wickets.
Titwood, 11 May.
GHK 62 (23.3 overs; R Alavala 3-10, M Ghaffar 3-15, Z Bashir 2-15, I Rahman 2-19) Clydesdale 65-4 (15.3 overs; M Nawid 3-35)
Round 1: Gala lost to Ferguslie by 223 runs.
Meigle Park, 11 May.
Ferguslie 319 (47.4 overs; T Ahmad 131, M Mayet 57; J Chathuranga 3-39)
Gala 96 (23.4 overs; M Mayet 5-26)
Round 1: Uddingston beat Kelburne by 95 runs.
Bothwell Castle Policies, 11 May.
Uddingston 242-5 (50 overs; A Ramzan 86, K Singh 75, I Mughal 47) Kelburne 147 (35.3 overs; K Northend 92; A Gul 3-27, T Willmott 3-31, R Lyons 3-32)
Round 1: Falkland lost to Prestwick by 2 wickets.
Scroggie Park, 11 May.
Falkland 160 (45.2 overs; J Lookwhy 61, S Meikle 31; D Botes 3-23) Prestwick 162-8 (38.4 overs; T Fleet 30; Z Schlebusch 5-35)
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Ireland beat Scotland by 1 wicket
Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, 18 April.
Scotland 268/7 (50 overs; K Bryce 131*, K Fraser 33, A Lister 27, P Chatterji 26; A Canning 3-48, C Murray 2-48)
Ireland 269/9 (50 overs: G Lewis 61, L Delany 57*, S Forbes 55, O Prendergast 33, J Maguire 28; K Bryce 3-49, K Fraser 2-37, C Abel 2-50)
Kathryn Bryce unbeaten on 131 (ICC)Bangladesh beat Scotland by 34 runs
Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, 15 April.
Bangladesh 276/6 (50 overs: S Joty 83*, F Hoque 57, S Akter 57, F Khatun 26; K Bryce 2-53) Scotland 242/9 (50 overs: P Chatterji 61, R Slater 61*, S Bryce 42; N Akter 4-40, J Ferdus 2-43)
Chatterji stumped to end a partnership worth 115 (ICC)
Slow going at the start for Bangladesh getting the benefit of a couple of close lbw calls. Priyanaz Chatterji with the breakthough but Fargana Hoque and Sharmin Akhter both post their half centuries building a great platform for the final 20 overs. Both out in quick succession but that's the signal for skipper Sultana Joty to ram home the advantage with a hard hitting knock of 83* off 59 balls (11x4). Early wickets mean a daunting target looks even further away. Sarah Bryce providing the resistance at the moment but someone else needs to step up and that's not happening. Bryce caught and bowled by Jannatul Ferdus - Scotland spun to defeat despite a valiant century eighth wicket partnership between Priyanaz Chatterji and Rachel Slater. Ireland beware!
Scotland beat Thailand by 58 runs
Lahore CCA, 13 April.
Scotland 206 (41 overs: K Bryce 60, M McColl 57, A Lister 38, A Aiken-Drummond 22; T Putthawong 3-28, O Kamchomphu 3-34, N Boochatham 2-46)
Thailand 148 (31.3 overs: N Chantham 63, N Boochatham 20; R Slater 3-9, A Maqsood 3-26, K Fraser 3-28)
Half-century for skipper Kathryn Bryce (Cricket Scotland)
Scottish skipper Kathryn Bryce again leading the way in a middle order partnership with Ailsa Lister with Megan McColl taking over in the latter half of the innings. A maiden ODI half century for Megan McColl but Scotland are bowled out with nine overs unused hoping they have enough runs on the board already. A steady start to the chase from Thailand but Rachel Slater has knocked over the first three - great stuff from the left-arm seamer. Leg-spinner Abtaha Maqsood claims the fourth lbw, batter reluctant to leave convinced she's hit it, read the book as they say. Skipper Naruemol Chaiwai holding up the Scots and it looks like Thai hopes rest with her but she's running out of partners fast. Boochatham bowled by Maqsood ends the Thai challenge.
Pakistan beat Scotland by 6 wickets
Lahore CCA, 11 April.
Scotland 186/9 (32 overs: K Bryce 91, A Lister 31, S Bryce 21; F Sana 4-23, S Iqbal 2-43)
Pakistan 189/4 (30.4 overs: M Ali 71, A Riaz 68*)
Kathryn Bryce congratulated by Alisa Lister (Cricket Scotland Twitter)
Delayed start match reduced to 32 overs. The Bryce sisters combining well in a third wicket stand of 51 after two early wickets for Pakistan. Kathryn Bryce passes 50 as she and Alisa Lister motor along nicely going into the last 10. Wonderful innings by Kathryn Bryce gives the Scots genuine hope at the halfway point. Two early wickets and Scotland are on top. Muneeb Ali leading a recovery and it's evenly poised at the halfway point of the chase. Ali still there and the equation now is 68 from last 9 overs, Muneeb gone for 71 and this one is going to the wire. The hosts prevail thanks to two wonderful knocks by Ali and Riaz.
Scotland beat West Indies by 11 runs
Lahore CCA, 9 April.
Scotland 245 (45 overs: S Bryce 55, M McColl 45, K Fraser 25*, D Carter 25, A Drummond 21; H Matthews 4-56, A Alleyne 2-31, K Ramharack 2-46)
West Indies 233 (46.2 overs: H Matthews 114*, Z James 45; K Fraser 3-50, C Abel 2-31, A Maqsood 2-60)
A century for Hayley Matthews, so nearly the Windies saviour (ICC)
Three wickets for Hayley Matthews in her first three overs rocked the Scots with Sarah Bryce and Megan McColl doing the rebuilding. 5th wicket stand of 82 ended by Matthews again but Scotland strongly placed to put a decent total on the board. Early wicket for Darcy Carter but Hayley Matthews and Zaida James carried the Windies through to the first drinks break. Hayley Matthews in control but Stefanie Taylor run out, and Chilelle Henry stumped in the same Maqsood over to pile the pressure onto the Windies skipper. She's into the nineties but floored with cramp - and she's off! Another wicket and Scotland must surely be favourites! Matthews return hits a boundary to move to 99, collapses and is stretchered off!! She's back AGAIN and completes her century on one leg and finishes not out - but what a win for the Scots!
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Group 1: India beat Scotland by 150 runs
Bayeumas Oval, Kuala Lumpur, 28 January.
India 208/1 (20 overs: T Gongadi 110*, Kamalini G 61*, S Chalke 29*; M Maceira 1-25) Scotland 58 (14 overs: E Walsingham 12, P Kelly 12, P Sproul 11; A Shujla 4-8, V Sharma 3-5, T Gongadi 3-6)
100 for Trisha Gongadi - her first and the first ever in the U19WC (ICC)
A stunning 53 ball maiden century by Trisha Gongadi left Scotland facing an impossible task, even to avoid a huge defeat in their final game. When Scotland batted left-arm spinner Vaishnavi Sharma with two in her first over became the tournament's leading wicket taker. But it's another left-arn spinner Aayushi Shukla who tops the bowling with four and just to rub salt into the wounds centurion Gongadi wraps things up taking the final three. Consolation for the Scots in that the point they gained in the washout versus Sri Lanka sees them finish ahead of the West Indies in the table.
Group 1: Scotland v Sri Lanka - no result
Bayeumas Oval, Kuala Lumpur, 26 January.
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The miserable scene in Kuala Lumpur (CS)
No prospect of play or even a Toss with a huge downpour delaying proceedings with the abandonment coming two hours after the scheduled start.
Group D: Bangladesh beat Scotland by 18 runs
Bangi, 22 January.
Bangladesh 121/9 (20 overs: S Akter 29, A Era 21, J Ferdous 20; N Sheikh 2-15, M Maceira 2-27) Scotland 103/8 (20 overs: P Sproul 43, N Muir 22; A Soba 4-25)
Anisa Soba collects her POTM award for figures of 4-25 (ICC)
Scotland with a fight on their hands with a recovery by Bangladesh carrying them from 50/5 after 10 to a challenging 121 at the change of innings. Scotland struggling to get any momentum in the chase 41/2 at the drinks break needing 61 off the second 10 overs. Fifty partnership between Pippa Sproul and skipper Niamh Muir but Muir is out with 50 needed off the final 5 overs. Sproul bowled for 43 and Scotland's last hope gone with the leg-spin of Anisa Soba accounting for the tail.
Group D: Nepal lost to Scotland by 1 wicket
Bangi, 20 January.
Nepal 73 (18.5 overs: P Mahato 27, S Dhami 10; M Maceira 5-15, A Baldie 2-17, N Sheikh 2-19) Scotland 74/9 (18.4 overs: P Sproul 35, G Fontenla 12*; R Chaudhary 2-13, Seemana KC 2-16)
The Sweep claims another wicket! (ICC)
Scotland would have been happy to bowl out Nepal for just 73, Maisie Maceira claiming the T20 rarity of a five wicket haul and Amelie Baldie and Nayma Sheikh two each. However it was tough going with Pippa Sproul playing a lone hand for the Scots taking advantage of a simple missed catch on 26. Sixteen required off 3 overs with just 1 wicket left and the eighteenth over goes for 11. Gabriella Fontenla and Kirsty McColl add the 16 required for the last wickert and somehow Scotland get the win, that dropped catch off Sproul proving vital in the end.
Group D: Australia beat Scotland by 9 wickets
Bangi, 18 January.
Scotland 48 (15.1 overs: E Walsingham 21, C Nevard 10; C Bray 3-1, E Larosa 3-7, H Gill 2-10)
Australia 49/1 (6.4 overs: K Pelle 29*, I McKeon 12)
A rare moment of success for Scotland (ICC)
A downpour interrupted the game with Australia 5 balls short of a DLS decision, but the rain relented long enough for them to record the first win of the Tournament, Katie Pelle seeing them home in emphatic style with 29* off 18 balls (1x4, 3x6). The Scots lost their last five wickets for just three runs as the Australian bowlers took full advantage of their decision to field - none more so than 15 year old Big Bash superstar Caoimhe Bray.
Ireland beat Scotland by 114 runs - Warmup
The Sevens Stadium, Dubai, 9 January.
Ireland 158/4 (20 overs: A Walsh 64, R Lowe 23, L McBride 22, A Squires 19*) Scotland 44 (12.2 overs: C Nevard 18; N McNulty 2-2, M Spence 2-3, J Jackson 2-7)
An opening partnership of 54 between Alice Walsh and Rebecca Lowe set Ireland on their way to an impressive total in the first of todayÃs two warmup matches versus Scotland. Wickets for Kia McCartney and Jennifer Jackson in the opening overs put Scoland on the back foot and there was to be no recovery as Jackson picked up a second with skipper Niamh McNulty and Millie Spence also claiming two each.
Ireland beat Scotland by 6 wickets - Warmup
The Sevens Stadium, Dubai, 9 January.
Scotland 98 (19.3 overs: E Walsingham 27, N Sheikh 15, R Speedy 14; L Neely 2-5, M Spence 2-15, L McBride 2-17, N MacNulty 2-20) Ireland 99/4 (15.3 overs: R Lowe 27, A Walsh 18, A Squires 14*, L McBride 10*)
Ireland opting to field in the second game of the day and it's skipper Niamh MacNulty with the breakthrough in her first over. Scotland had reached 52 before the second wicket fell, Emma Walsingham run out for 27, but that marked the start of a middle order collapse with Lucy Neely, Millie Spence and Lara McBride each taking two wickets to snuff out any chance of a Scottish recovery. Wrapped up by Kia McCartney and Niamh MacNulty in the final over to keep the Scots below 100. Runs again at the top of the order from Lisburn's Rebecca Lowe and Clontarf's Alice Walsh before Annabel Squires and Lara McBride see Ireland home with more than four overs to spare.
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McColl replaces Carter in Scotland squad
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Scotland win again at qualifier
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Record partnership not enough for Scotland
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Scotland name World Cup League squad
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Scottish Week 1: Champions off to a flying start
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Scottish Week 2: Two ties on the same day
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Scottish Week 3: Arbroath become surprise leaders
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Arbroath have emerged as the somewhat surprise early leaders of the Eastern Premier after fashioning a third straight victory of the campaign at the expense of winless Meigle.
Scottish Week 4: McCreath ends Arbroath's winning run
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FIN McCreath enjoyed a memorable return to club cricket as Grange ended Arbroath’s winning start to the Eastern Premier season.
Scottish Week 5: League and cup wins for Forfarshire
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Forfarshire moved into the top half of the Eastern Premier table after an exciting win over RH Corstorphine in Edinburgh on Saturday.
Nepal beat Scotland in thriller
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A one wicket win for Nepal in a match that went down to the wire.
Tribute to Mac Wylie
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Paddy O'Hara and Kelburne CC pay tribute to Mac Wylie, who sadly died last week at the age of 84. A former player, international umpire and ICC Europe Umpire Manager. A real character who will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
Another last ball thriller between Scotland and Nepal
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Scottish Week 6: Meigle off the mark on a wet day
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In a meeting of two winless sides, Meigle broke their Eastern Premier duck with a hard-fought success against Falkland.
Munsey record not enough as Netherlands chase big total in Dundee
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George Munsey gets close to the first ODI double century by an associate player but the Dutch chase 369 in another last over finish.
Scottish Week 7: Rain and Heriot's are the only winners
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Heriot’s completed a resounding 215-run DLS Scottish Cup win over West of Scotland in the weekend's only senior match to beat the weather.
David Potter
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John Elder pays a personal tribute to CricketEurope founder member and former Scotland Editor David Potter, who died at the weekend.
Scottish Week 8: Watt and Berrington play starring roles
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Centuries from the two Scotland stars were the highlights of a busy weekend of league and cup cricket.
Scottish Week 9: Falkland finally get off the mark
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Scottish Week 10: Naylor is the story of the season so far
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Scotland batsman Liam Naylor followed up last weekend's 192 with 195 as Corstorphine reached 408-8 against Edinburgh South. He now averages over 120 for the season.
Scotland edge out Netherlands; Jersey beat Guernsey
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European Men's T20 World Cup Qualifier intriguingly poised after third day's play.
Italy surprise Scotland; move closer to maiden World Cup
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A shock win puts Italy close to their first ever World Cup appearance.
Scottish Week 11: Clydesdale make it to the Cup Final
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Clydesdale booked a Scottish Cup final date with holders Heriot’s next month thanks to a five-wicket win over Ferguslie while Falkland produced the shock of the Eastern Premier season.
Scottish Week 12: Heriot's reach T20 Finals Day on another rainy weekend
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Heriot's claimed their place in next month’s CS T20 Cup finals day - the short-game trophy was the one that eluded the double winners last year but they look in the mood to make amends for that omission.
Craig Wright to leave Scotland role
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Scottish Week 13: Berrington and Sharif produce stellar performances
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Scotland captain Richie Berrington hits a century in 33 balls while Safyaan Sharif takes eight wickets for just seven runs.
Scottish Week 14: A day of centuries and records
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On a day of many centuries, Grange duo Jamie Crawley and Jasper Davidson put on a 311 run stand to smash a 149-year record in their side’s comprehensive Eastern Premier win over Edinburgh South.
Scotland qualify for Men's Under-19 World Cup
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A 20 run win over Netherlands secures Scotland's place in next year's tournament.
Tom Bruce commits to Scotland
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Tom Bruce has committed his international future to Scotland, having been selected for the forthcoming ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 series in Canada.
Scottish Week 15: Heriot's claim the season's first trophy
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Heriot's defeated Clydesdale to win the T20 Cup in what may be the first of three finals between them n the next few weeks.
Scottish Week 16: Heriot's close to retaining title
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Champions Heriot’s moved within touching distance of another Eastern Premier title with a comfortable win over Edinburgh South at Goldenacre.
Clydesdale win a remarkable Scottish Cup Final
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Cricket's enduring ability to surprise and thrill were abundantly on display in a remarkable Scottish Cup final between Clydesdale and Heriot’s.
Scottish Week 17: Heriot's and Clydesdale secure Premiership titles
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Heriot's and Clydesdale secured the Eastern and West premiership titles respectively with commanding victories.
Scottish cricket archive set up at National Library
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Cricket Scotland has announced the donation of the Scottish Cricket Archive to the National Library of Scotland.
Scottish Week 18: Freuchie clinch North East title
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Freuchie marked the fortieth anniversary of their historic Village Cup triumph at Lord’s by clinching the North East Championship title on Saturday.
Watson let go by Scotland
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Cricket Scotland has confirmed that Doug Watson has left his role as Scotland Men’s Head Coach.
Scottish Playoffs: Clydesdale win the Grand Final while Freuchie go down
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Clydesdale won the Grand Final against Heriot's, while Freuchie lose their Eastern Premier place to Watsonian.
Scotland name squad for Emerging Nations trophy
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The Scotland Women’s squad has been named for the forthcoming ICC Emerging Nations Trophy, taking place in Thailand in November.
Kirstie Gordon commits to Scotland
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Blaze captain Kirstie Gordon has committed her international future to Scotland, more than eight years on from her last appearance in blue.
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