“Strong teamwork and aggressive batting set the tone for the Super Six stage.”
Kathmandu, Nepal — Scotland’s women’s cricket team recorded their first Group B win in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier by defeating Zimbabwe in an impressive performance.
Zimbabwe were bowled out for 101 runs in 18.4 overs, with Modester Mupachikwa top-scoring for the hosts. Scotland chased the target confidently, finishing on 105‑5 in just 13.4 overs. Katherine Fraser led the way with 44 runs, while captain Kathryn Bryce contributed 23, guiding the team with experience and composure. Other key contributions came from the middle order, helping to maintain momentum throughout the innings.
The win gives Scotland a strong start in the tournament after losing their opening match against the Netherlands. The team showed excellent teamwork, aggressive batting, and disciplined bowling. Fielding was also sharp, with key catches and run-outs helping to keep Zimbabwe under pressure. The players’ confidence and energy were evident throughout, reflecting thorough preparation and determination. Scotland will now look to carry this momentum into their upcoming group matches and secure a place in the Super Six stage of the tournament.