Pakistan vs Scotland T20I : Can Pakistan make it five in five?

Pakistan will face Scotland in match number 41,Super 12 Group 2 of the T20 World Cup. This match will take place at Sharjah Cricket Stadium, Sharjah.

Pakistan have been quite dominant with 4 wins in 4 matches. Pakistan have been in top form and have already qualified for the semi finals. Scotland are yet to win a match in the Super 12 stage and they are out of the tournament.

Pakistan

Pakistan has been the most dominant team in Group 2 of the Super 12 stage. They have won all their matches so far without any hiccups. Their last win came against Namibia, they won the match by 45 runs. Pakistan scored 189/2 while batting first and their bowlers were able to restrict Namibia for 144/5. Mohammad Rizwan played a brilliant knock of 79 for which he was awarded ‘Player of the match’. Babar Azam scored 70 and Mohammad Hafeez scored 32. Their bowlers were good enough to restrict Namibia. Pakistan are already in the semi finals but they will be looking to maintain their winning run.

Scotland

Scotland have had a disappointing campaign in the super 12 stage. They are yet to win a match in this stage. Their latest loss came against India by 8 wickets. India restricted Scotland to just 85 runs and then went on to chase the target in just 6.3 overs. George Munsey scored 24 runs at the top whereas Michael Leask scored 21 runs in the middle order. Other than these batsmen no Scottish batsman stepped up. Mark Watt and Bradley Wheal picked 1 wicket each. Scotland have played decently but have not converted their performance to a win. They will be looking to end their tournament on a high note by beating the high flying Pakistan side.

Expert Betting Tips

Babar Azam or Mohammad Rizwan to be the top scorer for Pakistan.

Shaheen Afridi will be the bowler to watch out for Pakistan.

George Munsey or Michael Leask to be the top scorer for Scotland.

Betting Options

• Pakistan Top Scorer - Babar Azam for 2.5;
• Top Bowler Pakistan - Shaheen Afridi for 3.0;
• Top Batsman Scotland - George Munsey for 3.6.