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 118-4 v Zimbabwe
Sean Williams strikes again.
It's a poor shot from Richie Berrington, not quite committed to it, and the Scotland skipper chips one straight to Innocent Kaia on long-off.
Tomas Mackintosh joins George Munsey with the Scots in a spot of bother.
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland 114-3 v Zimbabwe
There's an old adage in 50-over cricket that you tend to double your score at 30 overs.
Would you be content if Scotland reached 228 from their 50 overs? Or do they need more against a strong Zimbabwean batting lineup?
Scotland 109-3 v Zimbabwe
Another tight over from Sikandar Raza, as the pressure on Scotland continues to grow.
Scotland 105-3 v Zimbabwe
The big wicket.
McMullen looks to break the shackles with a big shot over the leg side, but doesn't quite catch it, and Blessing Muzarabani makes good ground to his right to take the catch.
Richie Berrington comes to the middle - Scotland could do with a captain's knock here.
Scotland 105-2 v Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's spinners are really squeezing now - Sikanadar Raza's latest over goes for just two.
Who will blink first?
Scotland 103-2 v Zimbabwe
George Munsey plays all around one that skids on from Sean Williams, and there's a big appeal for lbw, but the umpire isn't convinced.
Replays show the ball was missing leg, and Craig Ervine was correct not to review.
Scotland 102-2 v Zimbabwe
The slog-sweep brought Matthew Cross four in Sean Williams' previous over, but it brings his downfall here.
He makes no contact and is clean bowled for 38.
George Munsey joins Brandon McMullen in the middle, with a promising platform in place.
Scotland 100-1 v Zimbabwe
Sikandar Raza has done himself a mischief here, trying to field the ball off his own bowling.
He's caught a painful one on the end of his finger, and is receiving treatment.
Scotland 99-1 v Zimbabwe
Matthew Cross has had enough of knocking it about, and slog-sweeps powerfully for four through midwicket.
He's on to 36 from 70 balls.
Scotland 94-1 v Zimbabwe
Sikandar Raza is into the attack for the first time today, a man with strong ties to Scotland.
He studied software engineering at university in Glasgow, and played cricket for various club sides in the west, including Weirs, Prestwick and Ayr.
Not many have played for those three and the Punjab Kings, I'd wager.
Scotland 91-1 v Zimbabwe
Sean Williams is into the attack in place of Wellington Masakadza - left-arm offies replacing left-arm offies.
His first delivery is a real loosener, and Brandon McMullen sweeps powerfully behind square for four.
Matthew Cross is struggling to move up through the gears though, and lets out a cry of frustration at a mistimed pull shot.
Scotland 85-1 v Zimbabwe
Hello, Brando!
A textbook drive flies through extra cover for four, before Scotland's number three climbs into another full delivery, belting it through the covers for four more.
Nine off the over, and Brandon McMullen now has 25 from just 18 balls.
Scotland 76-1 v Zimbabwe
Four singles from Wellington Masakadza's latest over.
He throws the fifth ball of the set up, giving it plenty of air, but Matthew Cross refuses to take the bait.
Scotland 72-1 v Zimbabwe
Brandon McMullen isn't worried about that drop. He dances down the track and deposits Chatara over mid-on for four.
It's a glorious shot, that of a man in form.
Scotland 68-1 v Zimbabwe
A big moment in this game, perhaps.
Tendai Chatara again brings one back, and finds the inside edge of Brandon McMullen's bat, but Joylord Gumbie cannot cling on.
It runs away for four to rub salt in the wound.
Scotland 64-1 v Zimbabwe
Wellington Masakadza continues to give nothing away.
The left-arm spinner is varying his speed and flight nicely, asking questions of the batters.
Scotland 56-1 v Zimbabwe
Bowled through the gate.
Tendai Chatara seams one back, and beats Chris McBride all ends up.
The Scotland opener has to go for 28, and Brandon McMullen joins Matthew Cross in the middle.
Scotland 56-0 v Zimbabwe
Scotland continue to milk Wellington Masakadza, taking four from the over.
It's all very pedestrian at the moment, but that's not affecting the large home crowd, who are singing their hearts out in the stands.
Scotland 52-0 v Zimbabwe
An eventful over from Tendai Chatara.
First, Chris McBride chips one just over the bowler's head and just short of mid-off, and Matthew Cross has to dive to make his ground having been ball-watching.
Chatara then nips one back into Cross' pads and thinks he has his man, but the ball was doing too much and would have missed leg-stump.
Cross, perhaps feeling a slight bit of pressure, then has a giant swipe at one and makes no contact.
Breathe.
Scotland 50-0 v Zimbabwe
Chris McBride and Matthew Cross continue to push the singles, and bring up their 50 partnership.
When will they look to put the foot down?