Sole's final delivery goes millimetres past the outside edge.

McMullen's first does the same, before Matthew Cross whips the bails off - just in case, more than anything else. Yeah, Jatinder Singh is comfortably in.

The third ball is dispatched though! It's been a long time since we've had a boundary. It actually wasn't far away from a phenomenal catch in the covers. It was Berrington, but that would've been superhuman had he got that.

Sole back on, and another big appeal. It's Jatinder Singh on the receiving end. He's beaten as he tries to flick, but I can only assume it's going down leg. Didn't look bad, though. One leg bye for the over, so it goes down as a maiden for Sole.

McMullen starts his second over. He concedes just one. Over 75% of Scotland's deliveries so far have been dot balls.

Sole on again, and Jatinder Singh is really struggling against him. Scotland will be absolutely fine with this run rate.

Hello, Brandon McMullen! That's an early change in the bowling. Can he repeat the 5-34 he got against Ireland?

Not so far, but only concedes four off that over. I wonder if Mark Watt was just on early doors to see what the pitch was doing.

Big, big appeal for a catch behind from Matthew Cross. It's a beaut of a delivery from Chris Sole, angled into the right hander. Jatinder Singh didn't have an answer for it, stuck on the crease. The umpire is unmoved.

Singh plays the next one away. It's shorter and straighter, and he's able to nick a single to get himself off the mark.

Prajapati is back on. He pulls and - OH! It's just over square leg, who is able to recover. That is very lucky for the Omani opener.

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3 overs

Oman 9-0 (target 321)

Ah. Kashyap Prajapati produces a fine stroke, clubbing it down the ground as he charged down the wicket, launching Mark Watt downtown.

Only one more off the over, so a decent recovery from the spinner. It's never nice getting hit that far though.

A very good start for Scotland, just the one run from the opening Mark Watt over.

Same goes for Chris Sole in his opening over. He even had an appeal for LBW with the final ball, but looked like it was going down leg.

It's all or nothing for Oman. This is their final game of the group stage, and they need a win to have any hope of progressing.

Kashyap Prajapati will face the first ball for Oman. Jatinder Singh is his partner.

Mark Watt, the left arm spinner, will open the bowling for Scotland. Interesting!

Scotland's superstar Brandon McMullen tells Sky Sports: "It's a pretty special moment for me out there, my first hundred for Scotland and hopefully the first of many. I'm kind of lost for words, but it's only half the job done.

"It was quite tricky out there to begin with. Bit low, a bit of swing and nip. I tried to keep it simple, play strong shots and rebuild. I'm thankful we did that until the end.

"It's part of my game, I try and play as straight as possible. My dad always tells my to 'play in the V' so I tried to do that as best as I could!

"We need to keep to our plan, keep it simple and aggressive."

Well, some have it as 320-10 - others 320-9. A bit of confusion seemingly over whether Adrian Neill was dismissed or not with that last ball. Was it a run out, was it not? We'll find out for your shortly. Either way, Scotland definitely scored a very admirable 320.

They were helped there by the superb Brandon McMullen. A first hundred for Scotland and the 23-year-old did it some style, smashing it all over the ground.

His partnership with skipper Richie Berrington was the stand out, but unfortunately for Scotland they lost a few too many wickets as they chased that big score.

They'll be hoping it's a large enough total to intimidate the Omani batsmen, who will have to go for it from the off.

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A four for Chris Sole! It didn't go where he intended, but a thick inside edge takes the full toss all the way to the rope.

The keeper fumbles the next, allowing the bye. That's sloppy, and these final few runs could be absolutely vital. It allows Watt back on strike.

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49 overs

Scotland 307-8 v Oman

Sole gets three from his first two balls, benefitting from a misfield out on the boundary. He edges the second to slip, to get the 300 up for Scotland.

Watt is back on strike. Surprise, surprise, he goes big! It's a full toss and he smacks it past the Bulawayo bushes and into the car park! He makes it look so easy!

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47.4 overs

Scotland 296-6 v Oman

Mark Watt launches Fayyaz Butt to the boundary at speed. His footwork is brilliant, head over the ball, and it sails away. Creamed through extra cover.

Quick single puts Mackintosh on strike. He pulls it away over midwicket - it's big, it's huge, it's six!

Brilliant shot that, from Tomas Mackintosh. Perhaps his best of the day. He pulls it away on the deck, just dismissing that ball from Bilal Khan almost with a sneer.

Nine from that over. Scotland will want to keep that up for the remaining three overs to push themselves over the 300 mark.

Just four from the latest over from Fayyaz Butt. Mark Watt's average is 99 in this tournament so far, by the way. The perfect man for this position.

He's out there with young Tomas Mackintosh, who is pushing every quick run he can. I think Watt would prefer the boundaries.

The question Scotland might ask themselves after this innings, is should Leask have come in before Mackintosh? I guess we'll never know.

Within an over, Oman feel they are right back in this. However, Mark Watt will do his utmost to ensure they start their innings deflated.

He leans into this latest ball from skipper Maqsood, steering it past point and to the boundary rope. Eight from the over.