That's all folkspublished at 18:14 British Summer Time 27 July 2022
New Zealand beat Scotland by 68 runs
A comfortable win for New Zealand in the first of two T20s.
We'll be back on Friday to do it all again.
First of two T20Is between Scotland & NZ, with an ODI to follow
George O'Neill
New Zealand beat Scotland by 68 runs
A comfortable win for New Zealand in the first of two T20s.
We'll be back on Friday to do it all again.
Finn Allen
Unsurprisingly, Man of the Match is awarded to Finn Allen for his brilliant first-innings hundred.
Scotland 157 v New Zealand 225
Chris Sole takes a two from the final ball of the game, and the players shake hand out in the middle.
A comfortable wins for New Zealand in the first T20.
Scotland 155-8 v New Zealand 225
Sharif feathers one through into the gloves of Dane Cleaver to give Lockie Ferguson his first wicket of the game.
Scotland 153-7 v New Zealand 225
The last ball of Jimmy Neesham's over is helped over the leg-side for six by Safyaan Sharif.
More impressive though, is the man in the crowd, who runs round to take a stunning one handed catch.
Sign him up someone.
Scotland 143-7
Two fours from the latest over, one each for Mark Watt and Safyaan Sharif take Scotland over 140.
Just counting down the balls now.
Scotland 130-7 v New Zealand 225
Not to be - Safyaan Sharif blocks out the rest of the over.
A brilliant spell that ripped the heart out of Scotland's batting.
Scotland 130-7 v New Zealand 225
Ish Sodhi has four!
Chris Greaves has batted really well in a losing cause, but is bowled looking to sweep.
The Kiwi leggie has two balls for his five-fer...
Scotland 125-5 v New Zealand 225
Mitch Santner has been superb today.
The Blackcaps captain finishes with figures of 2-23.
Scotland 117-6 v New Zealand 225
Michael Leask looks to take Mitch Santner downtown, but cant only pick out the safe hands of Martin Guptill on the boundary.
Scotland 114-5 v New Zealand 225
Ben Sears continues for New Zealand.
Michael Leask isn't going down without a fight, and pumps the quick over mid-off for four, before top-edging over the keeper's head for four more.
Scotland 105-5 v New Zealand 225
Despite an impending Scottish defeat, the local support remains...
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Scotland 97-5 v New Zealand 225
A four from the final ball of the over takes Chris Greaves to 19 - he's batting nicely, but that run-rate continues to climb.
It's above 18 now.
Scotland 88-5 v New Zealand
Matt Cross works Ben Sears off his pads, but in the air, and straight to Ish Sodhi at fine-leg, who takes a good diving catch.
Scotland are capitulating here.
Scotland 88-4 v New Zealand
A better over for Scotland - nine from it, and a misfield from Lockie Ferguson that the home crowd took great pleasure in.
Scotland 79-4 v New Zealand 225
Chris Greaves gets off the mark with a hard sweep for four, but Scotland can only take two more from the over.
Scotland 72-4 v New Zealand
Lovely bowling from Ish Sodhi - the googly completely deceives Richie Berrington, who can only chop on to his own stumps.
Chris Greaves joins Matthew Cross in the middle. The required run-rate has crept over 15 - seems unlikely from here.
Scotland 73-3 v New Zealand 225
A very accomplished start from the New Zealand captain.
The wicket, and just three runs from the over.
Scotland 72-3 v New Zealand 225
It's skipper to skipper out in the middle, as Mitch Santner bowls to the new batter Richie Berrington.
Just a single to the Scotland man, and then Calum Macleod falls very next ball.
Another top-edged sweep, and another caught and bowled.
Scotland 70-2 v New Zealand 225
"So nice Ish", is the chat in the middle, but Oli Hairs responds by belting him over cow corner for his first six.
The Scotland man gets a bit greedy, goes for the same shot, but can only hit it straight up in the air.
Sodhi takes the catch off his own bowling - held his nerve superbly there.