Nepal vs Scotland Prediction: Scotland has struggled against Nepal

Nepal and Scotland are going head to head in Match 44 of ICC Cricket World Cup League Two at Praire View Ground, Houston, USA on 4th November 2024. Scotland has struggled against Nepal in recent encounters. Who will win this game of cricket?

Nepal's last game 282 run chases ended with being bowled out for 244 runs. The top scorer of this match was Anil Shah with 52 runs and Kushal Bhurtel, Kushal Malla, Dipendra Singh, and Sompal Kami were good middle-order scorers. However, they could not win that game. In the bowling section, Nepal gave away 282/8 to their opponent's innings. The bowlers of the match were Sandeep Lamichchame and Sompal Kami, who both took 2 wickets. The other two bowlers who picked up wickets but were expensive were Khushal Burtel and Gulshan Jha. Both of them conceded more than 7 runs per over

Anil Sha, Aarif Sheilh, Kushal Malla, Rohit Paudel, Khushal Bhurtel, Gulshan Jha, Aasif Sheikh, Karan KC, Sampal Kami, Sandeep Lamichchame, Dipendra Airee

Scotland had an outstanding score of 317/5 in 50 overs in their last match. Brandon McMullen was quite good enough with a score of 151 off 140 balls. Charlie Tear's contribution of 51, Berrington's contribution of 26, and M Leask's contribution of 33 also helped Scotland cross the barrier of 300 runs. Scotland's bowlers, later on, ensured that the home team scored just 246 runs in 44 overs. However, the man of the day was Jack Jarvis, who ended with an impressive 4/40. Brad Currie and Mark Watt were able to pick up two wickets each, and Brandon McMullen and Michael Leask took one each

George Munsey, Michael English Brendon McMullen Richie Berrington Michael Leask Matt Cross Mark Watt Chris Greaves Jack Jarvis Brad Wheal Scott Curie.

Scotland's top-order batters have been performing pretty well in recent games, but the bowlers are giving away too many runs. The Nepalese batters have not been good of late, and neither have their bowlers. Taking into account the recent performances and momentum, this game is expected to go in Scotland's favor.