Scotland lose toss and Zimbabwe choose to field first
Leask top scores for Scots with 48 as they set target of 234-8
Sole takes three wickets as Zimbabwe are restricted to 202
Scots can qualify by beating Dutch on Thursday
Scotland 210-7 v Zimbabwe
Michael Leask should have been run out coming back for two, but Joylord Gumbie cannot take the throw cleanly, and Leask survives.
Scotland's number seven then top-edges over the keeper for two more...
Scotland 206-7 v Zimbabwe
Mark Watt picks up four more from the final ball of the over.
It's short from Blessing Muzarabani, and Watt slaps it over mid-off to the fence.
Scotland 201-7 v Zimbabwe
SHOT!
Michael Leask clears his front leg and smears Blessing Muzarabani over the covers for four.
Scotland 197-7 v Zimbabwe
Leask keeps the strike with a single.
He has 33 from 27 balls - what can he drag his side to?
Scotland 196-7 v Zimbabwe
A big full toss from Richard Ngarava, and Michael Leask doesn't miss out, muscling it back over the bowler's head for six.
That's the first maximum of the game. More of that please Michael...
Scotland 186-7 v Zimbabwe
Sean Williams is on to bowl his tenth and final over, darting the ball in and not allowing the batters to get underneath it.
Some excellent fielding from Zimbabwe keeps Scotland to seven from the over.
Williams finishes with figures of 3-41.
Scotland 179-7 v Zimbabwe
Five singles from Richard Ngarava's latest over - another tight one.
Five overs left for Scotland to post a competitive total...
Scotland 170-7 v Zimbabwe
Disaster for Scotland.
Michael Leask nudges one to point and sets off for a single that probably isn't there.
Chris Greaves hesitates, and both men are stuck in the middle of the pitch. Greaves sacrifices himself, but shakes his head on his way back to the changing room.
Mark Watt comes to the crease - he's been in good form with the bat, and Scotland need him to chip in here.
Scotland 168-6 v Zimbabwe
George Munsey goes.
It's a fast yorker from Richard Ngarava, and Munsey can't get his bat down in time. It hits the pads and rolls back onto the stumps.
While he's struggled out there, that's a big wicket, because Munsey can strike a long ball.
Chris Greaves joins Michael Leask for the final push.
Scotland 166-5 v Zimbabwe
Michael Leask isn't going to die wondering.
He picks Blessing Muzarabani's slower ball, and belts it to cow corner for four, before charging down and smashing one through extra cover for four more.
10 off the over - much more like it!
Scotland 156-5 v Zimbabwe
George Munsey is really struggling to time anything on this slow and tired pitch.
The home fans are having a grand old time of it in the stands.
Scotland 152-5 v Zimbabwe
10 overs left in Scotland's innings.
Can they get up to 220? You feel like they need to.
Scotland 151-5 v Zimbabwe
He's miles short, and has to drag himself off - it's a horrible way to get out.
Michael Leask is the new man.
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland 151-4 v Zimbabwe
Blessing Muzarabani thinks he's got Tomas Mackintosh run out at the bowler's end, after he flicked a George Munsey drive back onto the stumps.
Did Mackintosh get his bat back in time?
Scotland 150-4 v Zimbabwe
No signs of aggression just yet - George Munsey and Tomas Mackintosh are content to take the singles on offer.
Scotland 146-4 v Zimbabwe
Blessing Muzarabani is back into the attack - the first time we've seen seam up bowling in ages.
The final ball of the over finds the edge of Tomas Mackintosh's bat, but it beats the keeper and goes away for four.
Five runs from it - batting continues to be tough going on this slow pitch.
Scotland 141-4 v Zimbabwe
Scotland continue to accumulate, and take four from Sikandar Raza's over.
When will they look to go? The last eight overs? The last 10? We'll soon find out.
Scotland 137-4 v Zimbabwe
George Munsey walks across his stumps in order to play that sweep shot, and picks up four more, but his heart will have been in his mouth for a second.
It was only inches away from being taken by the fielder at deep square leg, but it goes through him to the fence.
Sean Williams is raging - he thinks that should have been his fourth wicket.
It's time for a drink in Bulawayo, and time for me to put the kettle on. Might even have a biscuit or two...
Scotland 127-4 v Zimbabwe
George Munsey goes to his favoured sweep shot, and a thick bottom edge brings four valuable runs.
Scotland 121-4 v Zimbabwe
Sikandar Raza rattles through another over, conceding just three runs.