And now, for an afternoon of small celebrations before the final match of the tournament against Ireland tomorrow.

Both sides have already qualified for the World Cup finals next summer, but they'll tell you it's anything but a dead rubber.

Can Scotland crown their success off with a win here at The Grange, or will Ireland spoil the party?

Join us tomorrow to find out. See you then.

Scotland skipper Richie Berrington tells the media: "I'm feeling pretty good right now. That was the goal at the start of the tournament, so delighted for this group of players. It's really well deserved for the work and performances we've put in consistently.

"I'm extremely proud and one we'll enjoy. It would be nice to finish tomorrow with a big win against Ireland.

"It wasn't an easy wicket. Credit to Denmark, they bowled well and it was effective. I gave myself a chance to get in, those first few balls. Brando keeps you on your toes, running between the wicket.

"It's one we're looking forward to. Scotland v Ireland is always a good battle and we've had some close games in recent times."

Another clinical Scotland performance. We'll be getting reaction from Scottish skipper Richie Berrington in just a moment, as his side qualifies for the fourth T20I World Cup in a row.

Back at Goldenacre, Italy v Austria has just been confirmed abandoned.

Scotland skittle Denmark in the final few overs to confirm their top two finish in the Regional Finals of the European Qualifiers!

They have performed fantastically over the last six days, dancing around any banana skins that they easily could have slipped on.

There's been some huge knocks and some terrific bowling spells - and they've made this qualification tournament look pretty easy.

They will be in the Caribbean and the United States next summer!

It's not a hat-trick ball.. Abdul Hashmi clips away to Brandon McMullen and runs a quick single...

Run out chance! McMullen with the direct hit! It's a very loud appeal but it's not out! Musa Mahmood managed to get in.

One over left and it is... mathematically possible, sort of.

Safyaan Sharif is on from the Inverleith Park end. He slams one into the pads of Shangeev Thanikaithasan but the umpire is unmoved.

Eventually, the Danes are able to get Hamid Shah back on strike. What can the skipper do?

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15 overs

Denmark 112-3 (target 160)

Mark Watt lofts a 25-yarder and Shangeev Thanikaithasan connects sweetly, flying high over the rope and then dropped by a member of the crowd!

It had been such a good over until then - just singles. Still, Denmark need a lot more from the remaining couple of overs.

Brad Currie comes back on... just two runs conceded from it and that means 58 runs are needed from the last four overs. That's encouraged the Scotland fans in attendance - they know that's a big ask.

The fielders are quick to take their place for the next over. They want this done as quickly as possible.

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13 overs

Denmark 100-3 (target 160)

Gavin Main's first ball is dispatched onto the top of the media tent by Shangeev Thanikaithasan. A superb shot, right out of the middle of the bat, that had a few of us journalists - myself included - cowering.

Hamid Shah joins the party, slicing one over point for a big six. And it takes him to the 50! The Danish fans cheer - they've missed their skipper.

It's been a resilient effort from Denmark so far - they've brought up the 100.

Solid but slow from Danespublished at 12 overs

12 overs

Denmark 84-3 (target 160)

It's not outwith the realms of possibility, but a run rate of more than 8 is always hard for a side like Denmark to chase. It's currently more than 12 an over.

Hamid Shah lofts one just to the right of mid-off. A poor shot that he gets away with.

The final ball of the over is much better. He hooks Leask away for six, over the head of Chris Greaves.

Hamid Shah gets another four as Oli Hairs watches the ball go through his hands and trickle to the over. A bit casual, and Sayfaan Sharif shoots him a glare.

The next goes for four, too. A beautiful shot over the top of point that runs all the way.

And another! Three successive fours. Denmark have missed their captain all tournament. He's making his presence felt today.

Hamid Shah edges one of Michael Leask's deliveries for four before sweeping brilliantly and beating Chris Greaves on the boundary for another. He's giving Denmark some confidence.

Nearly at the halfway stage and they'll need to up the rate, if they are to track this down.

Dropped catchespublished at 7 overs

7 overs

Denmark 36-2 (target 160)

Saif Ahmad goes big again, trying to slap away Safyaan Sharif's first ball.

It goes into the air but he hasn't quite got hold of it. It's over George Munsey and he's chasing it desperately... dropped! It's a great attempt as he dives, tracking the ball over his shoulder.

And there's another chance! Ahmad pokes at one past his off-stump, Brandon McMullen leaps like a salmon but he can't hold. That would've been the catch of the tournament.

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6 overs

Denmark 33-2 (target 160)

As usual, Scotland have been able to rely on their solid bowling attack. Now Brandon McMullen will get the chance to chuck a few down from the Inverleith Park end.

It's a bitty over, a few singles and doubles. Then, Saif Ahmad clears Michael Leaks at long-on for a massive six. Fair play.