England need 21 off 24

Sat, 14 February 2026

18:06

England 132-4 (16 ovs) vs Scotland 152 all out | Scorecard

Michael Leask is bowling out and Tom Banton steers one to to backward square leg for a single.

Six! Length delivery on middle and Sam Curran goes deep into his crease and pulls it flat and over the deep mid-wicket boundary.

Two singles and a dot follow.

A single through deep mid-wicket to end the over. 10 runs came off it.

England now need 34 off 30.

Mark Watt is back into the attack and Curran greets him with a towering six over long-off off a full delivery outside off.

Follows it up with a single through deep backward square leg.

Banton then flicks one to deep mid-wicket and gets off the strike.

Four! Slower delivery outside off and Curran leans forward and swipes it through the gap between long-on and deep mid-wicket for a boundary.

A dot and a single through deep mid-wicket to end the over. 13 runs came off it.

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