Scotland win by eight runs at Grange in Edinburgh to clinch group and finish with six victories from six
Scotland post 213-6 as McMullen top scores with 68 & captain Berrington hits 54
Adair with 72 for Ireland as they fall short on 205-9
Final game of seven-team qualifying tournament
Scotland and Ireland sealed the two qualifying places on Thursday
Scotland 98-2 v Ireland
Absolutely glorious from Scotland's captain.
George Dockrell's first ball is launched over extra cover for six, and the last ball of the over disappears over extra cover for another mighty six, this time from the middle of Brandon McMullen.
Scotland 83-2 v Ireland
Paul Stirling turns to spin for the first time today, but Ben White's leggies can't stop the flow of runs.
Richie Berrington sweeps hard through square leg for four, and Brandon McMullen then goes down the ground for yet another boundary.
It's a more than productive over for Scotland.
Scotland 71-2 v Ireland
Richie Berrington looks in glorious touch out there.
He cover drives just over Paul Stirling at cover for four, before late cutting the final ball of the over for four more.
22 off the over - Scotland have recovered well from the early loss of Munsey and Hairs.
Scotland 63-2 v Ireland
Audible gasps around The Grange, as Brandon McMullen plays a dismissive pull shot high over the leg-side for another massive six, this time off Curtis Campher.
Imagine being that good at sport at 23 years old.
Richie Berrington isn't content to just watch from the other end either - he gets himself on strike and muscles Campher over the sight-screen for six more - that's not far off going into Inverleith Park!
Scotland 42-2 v Ireland
Some good running see Richie Berrington and Brandon McMullen scamper through for a couple of tight singles to finish the over.
Scotland 40-2 v Ireland
Brandon McMullen is some player.
He gives himself room to open up the off-side and plays a gorgeous, lofted cover drive that bounces just inside the rope.
The next ball is absolutely hammered over cow corner for the first six of the day - imperious stuff.
Put down in the crowd though.
Scotland 29-2 v Ireland
Richie Berrington is the new man for Scotland, and he arrives at the crease with his side in a spot of bother.
He and Brandon McMullen play out the rest of the over with caution.
Scotland 26-2 v Ireland
Both of Scotland's openers are back in the pavilion.
Oli Hairs looks to pull a shortish ball from Mark Adair high over the leg-side, but cannot clear Curtis Campher on the boundary.
Campher was clearly getting pelters while the ball was swirling above him, and he turns to the crowd to give a bit back.
Scotland 23-1 v Ireland
One shot too many from George Munsey, who looks to smash Barry McCarthy down the ground, but doesn't time it at all.
It goes miles in the air, but Harry Tector steadies himself under it, and takes the catch at the third time of asking.
Not the safest of grabs, but they all count.
Scotland 23-0 v Ireland
An excellent piece of fielding on the square-leg boundary denies Oli Hairs a boundary from the first ball he faces from Barry McCarthy, but he can't stop the next ball of the over, which George Munsey whips to the long-leg boundary.
Scotland 18-0 v Ireland
George Munsey smashes another short ball through midwicket for four more, either side of a couple of top edges that land, somewhat fortuitously, in open space.
A productive start for the hosts.
Scotland 7-0 v Ireland
Short and wide to start from Josh Little - George Munsey leans back and creams one through cover point for the game's first boundary.
Scotland 3-0 v Ireland
A watchful start from Scotland's opening pair.
Josh Little, he of IPL fame, will open up from the Pavilion end.
Scotland 1-0 v Ireland
George Munsey gets under way with with a powerful pull down to long-leg.
This pitch looked a bit tired this morning - it'll be interesting to see how it plays here.
Scotland v Ireland (15:30 BST)
The anthems have been sung, and the players are making their way to the middle in front of a healthy crowd.
It'll be George Munsey and Oli Hairs to open up for Scotland; Mark Adair will take the new ball for Ireland...
Scotland v Ireland (15:30 BST)
Ireland captain Paul Stirling called correctly, and has opted to have a bowl in sunny Stockbridge.
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Scotland: Munsey, Hairs, McMullen, Berrington (c), Cross (wk), Leask, Greaves, Watt, Sharif, Main, Currie.
Scotland make one change to the side that beat Denmark yesterday - Matthew Cross returns from a finger injury, taking wicket-keeping duties back from young Tomas Mackintosh.
Ireland: Stirling (c), Balbirnie, Tucker (wk), Tector, Campher, Dockrell, Rock, Adair, McCarthy, Little, White.
Ireland are unchanged from their last outing.
Scotland v Ireland (15:30 BST)
Good afternoon cricket fans. We've got more international action for you, as the T20 World Cup qualifier reaches its conclusion in Edinburgh.
Scotland and Ireland, the tournament's two unbeaten sides, face off at The Grange having already qualified for the 2024 World Cup in the West Indies and the United States.
This is no dead rubber though. Both sides will both want to finish on a high, and claim local bragging rights.
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