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New Zealand comfortably defeated the Scots in their two previous meetings this week
New Zealand beat Scotland by seven wickets
That's all from us for today.
A good performance with the bat for Scotland, in particular Michael Leask, who made 85, but New Zealand's class shone through in that run chase.
Mark Chapman
Unsurprisingly, for that wonderful ton, Mark Chapman is awarded Player of the Match.
His side were in a wee bit of strife when he walked to the middle, but he made it look pretty straightforward in the end.
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Fittingly, it's Chapman who hits the winning runs.
Scotland fought valiantly, and will take plenty of lessons from the three games this week, but New Zealand judged that chase brilliantly.
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A dragged hoick to leg brings Chapman two, and then two more guided through cover take him to 99.
He then drops the next ball into the offside to bring up three figures from 74 balls.
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Chapman finds the fence from the first ball of Watt's over, before Darryl Mitchell blocks out the rest of the over.
Chapman needs five more for a stunning hundred.
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That's large.
Mitchell clears his front leg and launches Chris Sole into the sight-screen for a maximum.
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And Chapman ends the over with another enormous six down the ground.
He now has 89 from 66 balls.
New Zealand need 23 more.
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Tahir gets the better of Chapman this time, but Michael Leask shells a straightforward catch at long-off.
First thing he's done wrong all day.
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Mark Chapman is in a hurry here, and will have his eye on a hundred.
Two sixes down the ground of Hamza Tahir.
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Mitchell and Chapman continue to accumulate after the drop.
Mitchell picks up four with a lovely reverse sweep.
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You feel this had to be taken.
It's a tough chance, swirling high in the air after a top-edged sweep from Chapman, and Michael Jones shells it.
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Mark Watt now from the pavilion end.
An attempted reverse sweep comes off the bottom of Chapman's bat, straight back towards the bowler, but drops just short of Watt's despairing dive.
Cries of anguish from the crowd.
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Michael Leask is back into the attack, as Scotland try to make something happen.
However, another delivery disappears into the stands off the middle of Mark Chapman's bat.
New Zealand need exactly six-an-over from the final ten overs.
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Mitchell muscles one down the ground for four - brute force from New Zealand's number five.
The 100 partnership between these two came up in that over - they're guiding their side to victory at the moment.
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Just three singles off it, but Scotland need wickets, and fast.
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Chapman raises his bat, following Mitchell to 50 just two balls later.
He was class on Friday, and has looked in supreme touch again today.
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He's ridden his luck this afternoon, but a defensive nudge into the offside takes Darryl Mitchell to 50.
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Another productive over for the Kiwis, as Mark Chapman takes four through point, before he just about clears the fielder stationed at midwicket.
14 from it.
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Darryl Mitchell's luck is in, and Safyaan Sharif's very much isn't.
A skewed on-drive just evades the reach of Calum Macleod, and then the final ball of the over again finds the inside edge, and again somehow misses the stumps.
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The Blackcaps pass 200, and continue to tick along nicely.
Mitchell again gets a bit of luck as a top edge finds open ground, before a flick of the wrists brings him four through midwicket.