Who will win Scotland vs Bermuda, T20 WCQ 2019?
The 30th match of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Qualifier 2019 will see Scotland take on Bermuda. This Group A fixture is scheduled to be played on October 24 at the ICC Academy in Dubai. Live telecast will begin at 7:30 PM local time.
SCO vs BER, T20 WCQ 2019:Where to watch/Live streaming
Live streaming: ICC YouTube page
SCO vs BER Toss Prediction
The team that wins the toss in this match is more likely to bat first as the side batting first at this ground in this tournament is having more success than the side batting second.
SCO vs BER Weather Report
The chances of rain during the match are almost down to zero. It should be pretty warm in the evening with temperature likely to be around 30 degrees Celsius. A light breeze is expected to blow across the ground.
SCO vs BER Pitch Condition
The pitch at the ICC Academy has favored the bowlers more in the recent matches and has tended to get slower as the game progresses. Once again, it could be difficult for the batsmen to hit the big shots right from the word go.
Read on for team previews, betting tips, latest odds and match prediction for Scotland vs Bermuda, T20 WC Qualifiers 2019...
Scotland Team News & Playing 11
SCO Team News
Scotland made a couple of changes in their last match against Namibia - they replaced Kyle Coetzer and Ollie Hairs with Craig Wallace and Michael Leask. The team will be hoping for their regular captain Coetzer, who missed the last match due to illness, to return on Thursday. But if he fails to recover in time, Richie Berrington will continue to lead the side and Craig Wallace will open the batting again with George Munsey.
SCO Key Players
Calum MacLeod: He has scored the most runs for Scotland in this tournament so far with 113 runs in four matches. Except for the game against Papua New Guinea in which he was dismissed for a duck, MacLeod has been making decent contributions at the top of the order.
Josh Davey: The pacer has picked two wickets in each of the four matches and finds himself among the tournament's leading wicket-takers with eight wickets at a pretty good economy of 6.86. Scotland will rely mainly on him to create pressure on Bermuda with the ball.
Richie Berrington: The allrounder is a vital cog in Scotland's line-up. In addition to scoring runs at the top of the order, Berrington can be pretty handy with the ball - he has taken three wickets in the two matches where he was asked to bowl.
SCO Recent Form
Scotland have won two and lost as many matches out of the four they have played so far in this T20 World Cup Qualifier and they are currently positioned third on the points table with four points in the bag. After losing the tournament opener by two runs to Singapore, Scotland secured back-to-back wins against Kenya and Papua New Guinea. They, however, suffered a 24-run defeat in their last match against Namibia.
Scotland Predicted Playing 11
George Munsey, Craig Wallace/Kyle Coetzer (c), Calum MacLeod, Richie Berrington, Michael Leask, Matthew Cross (wk), Tom Sole, Mark Watt, Safyaan Sharif, Josh Davey, Hamza Tahir
Bermuda Team News & Playing 11
BER Team News
Bermuda made three changes to their line-up in the previous match against Namibia. Dion Stovell, Allan Douglas and George O'Brien were dropped and replaced with Malachi Jones, Derrick Brangman and Sinclair Smith. Kamau Leverock was promoted to the opening position while Okera Bascome was pushed down the order. Rodney Trott was made captain of the team and Sinclair Smith took over the wicketkeeping duties from Okera Bascome. Bermuda might go into this match with an unchanged eleven.
BER Key Players
Janeiro Tucker: He is the leading run-getter for Bermuda in this tournament with 82 runs and is the key man in the team's middle-order batting. Tucker smashed an unbeaten 50 off 34 balls in the match against Singapore and he will look to replicate that performance on Thursday.
Kamau Leverock: He has been the most impressive bowler for Bermuda in this tournament and has taken five wickets in four matches at an economy of 6.61. Leverock was outstanding with the ball last time against Namibia, returning figures of 3-19 from four overs.
Delray Rawlins: The left-hander has shown that he has the potential to score the big runs. He has made a couple of decent contributions in this tournament - 25 versus Papua New Guinea and 37 versus Kenya. Rawlins is pretty capable with the ball as well.
BER Recent Form
Bermuda are yet to register a win in the ongoing T20 World Cup Qualifier and are languishing at the bottom of the leaderboard having lost their first four matches on the bounce. Barring the game against Singapore which went down till the final over, the team has suffered big losses in all their encounters. Bermuda played their last match against Namibia which they lost by six wickets.
Bermuda Predicted Playing 11
Terryn Fray, Kamau Leverock, Delray Rawlins, Janeiro Tucker, Deunte Darrell, Malachi Jones, Onais Bascome, Okera Bascome, Rodney Trott (c), Derrick Brangman, Sinclair Smith (wk)
Scotland vs Bermuda Betting Odds
Scotland are unsurprisingly the favorites to win this match and they are being offered at extremely short odds of 1.05 on Bet365 and 1.04 on 10CRIC. Bermuda, in contrast, are huge underdogs for this match priced at 11 with Bet365 and 8.25 with 10CRIC.
🏆 Scotland vs Bermuda Prediction
Bermuda have not been able to find a way to put an end to their disappointing run in the tournament. They have lost all their four matches thus far and may not make it to the play-offs even if they win their remaining two fixtures. Scotland too do not find themselves in a comfortable position with two wins from four matches. Their shocking loss to Namibia in the last match has dashed their hopes of an automatic qualification for the Twenty20 World Cup next year. Nevertheless, they have performed better than Bermuda in this tournament and possess a lot more quality in their side. Scotland should garner a couple of points easily on Thursday if they play to their potential.
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