Well, it was tighter than anticipated but Scotland get it done in the end. They can point to the final batting partership of Chris Greaves and Mark Watt to get them there - putting on 61 when it mattered most.

The Scots can always rely on their bowling attack though, and they produced again - Brad Currie, Safyaan Sharif and Watt all shining.

They go top of the table - ahead of fellow favourites Ireland on run-rate. Italy will be a test, before that final game against Ireland on the 28th.

For now, a rest weekend before that Italy game on Monday. It's a 10.30am start here at the Grange and George O'Neill will take you through it.

Until then - goodbye!

Scotland captain Richie Berrington is the next man to speak to Andrew Leonard, after making his 300th appearance for Scotland: "It's pleasing to reach the milestone, but most pleasing to get a really important win today.

"We lost a few more wickets than we would have liked through the middle overs, but we know we bat deep and we showed it again today. It was a vital final partnership and it gave us something to bowl at.

"It was still a good wicket, so we would have liked more. 180 would have been a good score out there. We gave ourselves a chance though, and we had to be smart with our plans.

"Lengths were important and the guys nailed that, particularly in the power play.

"Brad bowled superbly well, he was on it from ball one and clear with his plans. I'm really pleased for him. Saf has done it for such a long time for us, today he was on the money."

Player of the Match Mark Watt speaks to commentator Andrew Leonard: "This team bats the whole way down to 11 so we always backed ourselves to get a good score.

"I've not given it too much thought, I just go out there with real aggression and try and hit the ball as hard as I can and follow in the footsteps of Leasky and Greavo."

"First half, Jersey put us in real trouble. They fielded well, had good plans, buzzed about the field. Our tent was quiet, we were under pressure.

"I'll take four wickets every day of the wicket. It's something I've been working on, swinging it up top if I can't spin it.

"It's a massive game. In these tournaments, each game comes thick and fast. You need to be on it or else you can be chucked out of the World Cup."

It's hard not to feel for Jersey. They fielded superbly and it undoubtedly kept Scotland's score down, as the hosts batted poorly. Perhaps if Ben Ward had come in a little earlier, things might have different.

In the end, it's Mark Watt who makes the difference. 31 off 22 balls at the end of Scotland's innings, and then 4-21 in the bowling. Player of the Match, for me.

Scotland go top of the table thanks to Net Run Rate, edging ahead of Ireland. That is the final game of this tournament - on Friday 28th - and it's already a sell-out here at The Grange.

I think they've also gotten off that pitch in the nick of time. The dark clouds have gathered and we're in for a downpour.

Reaction to come.

Scotland win by 14 runs!published at 20 overs

20 overs

Jersey 129-9 (target 150)

Gavin Main has the ball for the final over. His second is absolutely leathered away - what a hit that is from Ben Ward. He's going down swinging, that's for sure.

He has another big swing and it's up in the air. Richie Berrington is under it... and he drops it!

Ward has another life - and he makes the most, smashing another for four.

And the final ball is a HUGE SIX! Ben Ward, hat's off.

George O'Neill
BBC Sport Scotland at The Grange

No-one has ever heard the phrase 'apple's in the pocket, apple's in the air' Andrew...

Safyaan Sharif is on for the penultimate over. The pace-bowler just needs to remember the basics here - apple's in the pocket, apple's in the air.

He gives four off the over. It is technically possible... but it's going to be an incredible over for Jersey to win here.

George O'Neill
BBC Sport Scotland at The Grange

There was absolutely no intention to score from that hat-trick ball, much to the disappointment of the home crowd.

They wanted a hat-trick to go alongside what is turning into a fairly comfortable Scotland win.

Watt bowls to Elliot Miles, but he defends away nicely to deny Watt the hat-trick. Pantomime boos rain down from the crowd.

That could have been a walk-off hat-trick! Can you imagine?

up for Jerseypublished at 17 overs

17 overs

Jersey 106-7 (target 150)

Dylan Blampied is the next batter in - and his quick single gets Jersey over the 100-mark.

Ben Ward is doing his utmost to drag Jersey towards that target. He clips off his legs again and sends Brad Currie for four.

Chris Greaves' first over wasn't the best, can he improve with his second?

His third ball snakes through Ben Ward and Matthew Cross gathers behind the stumps, face to the sky in anguish - he thought that was it.

Scotland are punished, as Greenwood plunders one through the covers. George Munsey is there but it's through his legs - it's a misfield. How vital might that be?

Ben Ward hooks away a bouncer from McMullen for another Jersey boundary. The run rate isn't high enough currently, but Scotland will want the wickets.

McMullen is pitching them fairly short and Greenwood smashes another short ball for four over extra cover. He's up to 30 now.

Chris Greaves comes on from the pavilion end. His first ball is ugly - was it a bouncer attempt? Not an ideal start, but not a boundary thanks to good fielding from Brad Currie.

Not the best few balls from Greaves - he raises a hand of apology to Matthew Cross.

His next bamboozles Lawrenson and Cross whips the bails off - not out, says the square leg umpire. Cross was wheeling away in celebration! Unlucky.

There will be a break in play as Nick Greenwood receives a little treatment, having taken a bouncer from Brandon McMullen right on the helmet.

He wore that well and there'll be a concussion break.

Ben Ward has been pushed down the order. He'll be the finisher for Jersey.

"Pressure on the youngster", is the cry as 20-year-old, fresh-faced Josh Lawrenson arrives in the middle.

It's hardly the most friendly of welcomes from Gavin Main who whistles a couple of bouncers past Lawrenson's chin to end the over.