Denmark and Scotland A Tour of UK Schedule

Scotland A: Chris McBride (Captain), Cameron Brown, Lloyd Brown, Olly Davidson, Michael English, Callum Garden, Rory Grant, Owen Gould, Zainullah Ihsan, Jack Jarvis, Oliie Jones, Finlay McCreath, Liam Naylor, Manu Saraswat and Jake Woodhouse

12th August 2025: Denmark vs Scotland A – 1st One-day (Scorecard)

13th August 2025: Scotland A vs Denmark – 2nd One-day (Scorecard)

U19 Teams of Denmark, Netherlands and Sweden qualified from Europe Division 2 Qualifier held in Copenhagen in July 2024. Chief Executive of Cricket Scotland, Trudy Lindblade, added “Cricket Scotland is thrilled to be hosting the ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Europe Qualifier this summer. We are eagerly anticipating the arrival of the best young players from across Europe, as they compete to play at next year’s showpiece event in Zimbabwe and Namibia.

Forfarshire, Arbroath, and Strathmore are three of our most historic and picturesque grounds, and we would encourage the Scottish cricketing public and local communities to come along and support the cricketing stars of the future. We are grateful to the International Cricket Council for the opportunity to host another major pathway event and we’re looking forward to a sunny week of exciting high-quality cricket.”

2026 ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup Europe Division 1 Qualifier Schedule

Scotland: Thomas Knight (Captain), Finlay Carter, Max Chaplin, George Cutler, Rory Grant, Finlay Jones, Ollie Jones, Ali Khan, Olly Pillinger, Ethan Ramsay, Theo Robinson, Manu Saraswat, Ram Sharma and Jake Woodhouse

Guernsey: Charlie Forshaw (Captain), Casper Le Ray, Louis Day, George Le Roux, Freddie Forshaw, Ed Robinson, Alfie Gallienne, Harry Sherbourne, Sam Gregson, Barnabas Smith, Harry Johnson, Will Stewart, Evan Le Huray and Freddie Webb

Denmark: Nicholas Sonne-Rudd (Captain), Mustakim Aslam, Abdul Rafeh, Azaan Khan Durrani, Hashim Ahsan Ismail, Faaiz Imtiaz, Saatvik Dantuluri, Koushik Sumesh Kumar, Senuja Pehesara Withanachchi, Ammar Anwar, Avneet Singh, Yousuf Ahmed, Jabran Khan and Zayan Shams

Sweden: Muhammad Khattak (Captain), Advait Dhabe, Ashutosh Samal, Zaid Ahmad, Hasim Nijamudeen, Sayan Sharma, Karthik Tummalapalli, Kavinshankar Meenakshisundaram, Pranav Yadav, Parameshwar Marumuthu, Sanuk Gedara, Yatharth Chauhan, Abhinav Ravuri and Yaseen Khan

Jersey: Theo Pullman (Captain), Jack Kemp, Beau Gurner, Alistair Webster, Barney Aston, Ben Heelis, Sam Patidar, Harry Brasher, Sol Bennett, Jack Vowden, Louie Pullman, Luke Bosio, Freddie Harben and James Bradbury

Netherlands: Aaditt Jain, Ayaan Barve, Alejo Nota, Cedric de Lange, Elmar Boendermaker, Mark Wolfe, Roman Harhangi, Sam van Giezen, Shirsak Banerjee, Teun Kloppenburg, Thijs Vrolijk, Thomas McArthur, Tom de Leede and Victor Wiesmeier

31st July 2025: Jersey vs Denmark (Scorecard) ; Sweden vs Scotland (Scorecard) ; Netherlands vs Guernsey (Scorecard)

01st August 2025: Denmark vs Netherlands (Scorecard) ; Guernsey vs Sweden (Scorecard) ; Scotland vs Jersey (Scorecard)

03rd August 2025: Guernsey vs Scotland (Scorecard) ; Netherlands vs Jersey (Scorecard) ; Sweden vs Denmark (Scorecard)

05th August 2025: Sweden vs Netherlands (Scorecard) ; Scotland vs Denmark (Scorecard) ; Guernsey vs Jersey (Scorecard)

06th August 2025: Jersey vs Sweden (Scorecard) ; Denmark vs Guernsey (Scorecard) ; Netherlands vs Scotland (Scorecard)

Scotland Women are preparing towards the 2024 ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Global Qualifier in April in United Arab Emirates, and will be competing for the two (2) spots into the main event. Both the teams will be at the Desert Springs facility during the same time for their pre-season/International season training camps, and this provided an opportunity to organize games. Scotland International Abtaha Maqsood is part of Sunrisers team during the ECB tournaments and will be playing against them during this practice week.

Scotland Women Tour of Spain Schedule

Scotland Women: Sarah Bryce, Darcey Carter, Priyanaz Chatterji, Maryam Faisal, Katherine Fraser, Gabrielle Fontenla, Becky Glen, Lorna Jack, Ailsa Lister, Maisie Maceira, Abtaha Maqsood, Megan McColl, Niamh Muir, Hannah Rainey, Nayma Sheikh and Ellen Watson

Sunrisers Women: Amara Carr, Kate Coppack, Ariana Dowse, Jo Gardner, Eva Gray, Jodi Grewcock, Cordelia Griffith, Esmae MacGregor, Lissy Macleod, Flo Miller, Jess Olorenshaw, Charley Phillips and Katherine Speed

29th February 2024: Scotland XI vs Sunrisers – 1st T20 (Scorecard)

01st March 2024: Scotland XI vs Sunrisers – 2nd T20 (Scorecard)

02nd March 2024: Scotland XI vs Sunrisers – 3rd T20 (Scorecard)

Scotland Women’s A Team Schedule

21st August 2023: Scotland Women A vs Ireland Women Development XI – 1st T20 (Scorecard)

22nd August 2023: Scotland Women A vs Ireland Women Development XI – 1st One-day (Scorecard)

24th August 2023: Scotland Women A vs Ireland Women Development XI – 2nd One-day (Scorecard)

25th August 2023: Scotland Women A vs Ireland Women Development XI – 2nd T20 (Scorecard)

Scotland Men’s A Team Schedule

22nd – 24th August 2023: Scotland A vs Gloucestershire 2nd XI – Three-Days (Scorecard)

13th June 2023: Durham 2nd XI vs Scotland A – One-Day (Scorecard)

12th June 2023: Scotland A vs Durham 2nd XI – T20 (Scorecard)

07th June 2023: MCC vs Scotland A – T20 (Scorecard)

06th June 2023: Scotland A vs MCC – One-Day (Scorecard)

CN will be hosting Men’s teams from Papua New Guinea and United States of America from November 17th – 27th, while Men’s teams from Scotland and Nepal will visit Namibia for their Tri-series from November 30th – December 09th, 2022.

Squads

Papua New Guinea: Assadollah Vala (Captain), Charles Jordan Amini, Tony Ura, Lega Siaka, Norman Vanua, Sese Bau, Chad Soper, Kiplin Doriga, Kabua Vagi Morea, Hiri Hiri, Sema Kamea, Alei Nao, Riley Hekure and Gaudi Toka

Namibia: Gerhard Erasmus (Captain), JJ Smit, Lohan Louwrens, Michael van Lingen, Divan la Cock, Zane Green, Jan Frylinck, Tangeni Lungameni, Karl Birkenstock, Helao Ya France, Ben Shikongo, Ruben Trumpelmann, Nicol Loftie-Eaton and Bernard Scholtz

United States of America: Monank Patel (Captain), Aaron Jones, Cameron Stevenson, Gajanand Singh, Ian Holland, Jasdeep Singh, Nisarg Patel, Noshtush Kenjige, Saideep Ganesh, Saurabh Netravalkar, Shayan Jahangir, Steven Taylor, Sushant Modani and Usman Rafiq

Scotland: Richie Berrington (Captain), Matthew Cross, Chris McBride, Kyle Coetzer, George Munsey, Brandon McMullen, Michael Leask, Mark Watt, Safyaan Sharif, Chris Sole, Hamza Tahir, Adrian Neill, Tom Mackintosh and Chris Greaves

Nepal: Rohit Paudel (Captain), Aasif Sheikh, Arjun Saud, Gyanendra Malla, Dipendra Singh Airee, Kushal Bhurtel, Aarif Sheikh, Gulshan Jha, Lalit Rajbanshi, Sompal Kami, Karan KC, Harishankar Sah, Sagar Dhakal and Nandan Yadav

CWC League 2 Schedule (Namibia-Scotland-Nepal)

01st December 2022: Namibia vs Scotland (Scorecard) @9:30am

02nd December 2022: Namibia vs Nepal (Scorecard) @9:30am

04th December 2022: Scotland vs Nepal (Scorecard) @9:30am

05th December 2022: Namibia vs Scotland (Scorecard) @9:30am

07th December 2022: Nepal vs Namibia (Scorecard) @9:30am

08th December 2022: Scotland vs Nepal (Scorecard) @9:30am

CWC League 2 Schedule (Namibia-Papua New Guinea-United States of America)

19th November 2022: Namibia vs Papua New Guinea (Scorecard) @9:30am

20th November 2022: Namibia vs United States of America (Scorecard) @9:30am

22nd November 2022: Papua New Guinea vs United States of America (Scorecard) @9:30am

23rd November 2022: Papua New Guinea vs Namibia (Scorecard) @9:30am

25th November 2022: United States of America vs Papua New Guinea (Scorecard) @9:30am

26th November 2022: Namibia vs United States of America (Scorecard) @9:30am

Steven Knox, head coach, said on Cricket Scotland website “The squad are both delighted and excited that they will be playing an international series in Spain against Ireland this November.

“It will give the players a great opportunity to show that all the hard work they’ve done in training over the past ten months, and in the A team games that were played in August and September, will hopefully pay off against a team that are ranked above us in T20I cricket.”

The exact dates for the matches to be played between November 20th and 29th will be announced in due course of time, with two matches in 50-overs format and three T20I games. Both Ireland and Scotland players have been playing domestic cricket at home and games in England (Scotland A squad played few matches) in the past couple of months as International cricket has remained absent due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

Scotland national squad members Sarah and Kathryn Bryce performed admirably with strong numbers to their names in the recently concluded Rachael Heyhoe Flint trophy (List-A) in England, while Ireland players had a 8-game domestic series played between them in the 50-overs format as well.

Squads

Scotland: Kathryn Bryce (Captain), Sarah Bryce, Abbi Aitken-Drummond, Priyanaz Chatterji, Ikra Farooq, Katherine Fraser, Becky Glen, Samantha Haggo, Ailsa Lister, Abtaha Maqsood, Megan McColl, Katherine Mills, Charis Scott and Ellen Watson

Ireland: Laura Delany (Captain), Zara Craig, Rachel Delaney, Georgina Dempsey, Amy Hunter, Shauna Kavanagh, Gaby Lewis, Louise Little, Sophie MacMahon, Jane Maguire, Cara Murray, Leah Paul, Orla Prendergast, Celeste Raack and Rebecca Stokell

And the Bryce sisters have ensured that their names will not go unnoticed by any means possible, as both Sarah and Kathryn have put up quite a solid show during the Rachael Heyhoe Flint trophy . It will be impossible to ignore them when the competition comes around next year and this year’s performance alone should earn them mentions for stint in WBBL (women’s Big Bash League), if not for this season but definitely next.

So dominant have the sisters been in the tournament during the group stages, that Sarah Bryce is currently sitting pretty as the 2nd highest run-scorer in the competition with 395 runs to her name from 6 innings played for Lightning . These include four half-centuries and a magnificent century in the final group game against Central Sparks, as she scored as best List-A record and remained unbeaten on 136.

Her impressive run included a 52 in the opening game against Thunder, that included the likes of Kate Cross, Alex Hartley and Sophie Ecclestone in the bowling ranks, as ECB allowed the national squad members to play the first two rounds of the competition. The 2nd match saw her score 57 runs, against the likes of Katherine Brunt, Nat Sciver and Jenny Gunn in the bowling ranks for Northern Diamonds  team.

All her runs while opening the innings for Lightning is a massive achievement for the 20-year old keeper-batswoman. And while Sarah was on a run-making spree, Kathryn was on a spree of her own with the ball in hand, and has topped the wicket-taking charts, with 14 scalps to her name from 6 innings.

Kathryn, who has led Lightning in the competition, took a 4-for and 5-for during the group stages, with her best figures of 5/29 coming against Northern Diamonds team. Her all-round capabilities were on display as he raked up 141 runs as well along with her bowling accolades. She also had the opportunity to bowl to England’s national women’s squad members during the first two rounds of the competition, including the likes of Lauren Winfield, Nat Sciver, Sophie Ecclestone and other prominent players in the domestic circuit.

Scotland women will be taking part in the rescheduled ICC Women’s World Cup qualifiers in 2021, and the Bryce sisters will be the back-bone of the squad set-up and will be expected to lead their campaign in search of a spot in the World Cup (3 spots on offer from the qualifiers).

Eastern Knights, Caledonian Highlanders and Western Warriors will take part in the men’s regional series, while Eagles (representing the east of Scotland) and Stormers (representing the rest of Scotland) will compete against each other in the women’s regional series. All the men’s teams will play each other twice before the top 2 teams advance to the final. The women’s teams will play each other in four T20 matches. All the fixtures will take place behind-closed-doors at all the venues.

Head coaches for Scotland’s men’s and women’s national squad, Shane Burger and Steven Knox, have welcomed the move of regional series being held, and will check the progress of domestic players in the matches for future opportunities with the senior national teams.

Scotland women’s “A” squad are currently in England, where they are playing T20 matches against women’s teams from Lancashire and Yorkshire, which consists of seven players from Stormers and six players from Eagles.

Men’s Regional Series Squads

Caledonian Highlanders: Ryan Brown, Scott Cameron, Kyle Coetzer, Callum Garden, Harris Carnegie, Chris Greaves, Jack Hogarth, Rory Johnston, Jamie King, Michael Leask, Adrian Neill, Safyaan Sharif and Craig Wallace

Eastern Knights: Dylan Budge, Cairns, Michael Carson, James Dickinson, Ali Evans, Oli Hairs, Joe Kinghorn Gray, Tom Mackintosh, Finlay Mcreath, Charlie Peet, Elliott Ruthven and Mark Watt

Regional Series 2020 Fixtures

Scotland will host New Zealand for a T20I and ODI match on 10th and 12th Jun 2020 at The Grange in Edinburgh. Scotland will then host Australia for a T20I match on 29th Jun 2020 at the same venue.

Scotland were in UAE for almost 3 weeks in Oct/Nov 2019 for ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Qualifiers, and have a good knowledge of the conditions to expect during the ODI Tri-series, which also involves USA. Both Scotland and USA are currently at the top of the points table, after winning three of their competed four games in League 2 Championship so far.

Scotland Squad

Kyle Coetzer (Captain), Richie Berrington, Dylan Budge, Matthew Cross, Josh Davey, Alasdair Evans, Michael Jones, Calum MacLeod, George Munsey, Safyaan Sharif, Hamza Tahir, Craig Wallace, Mark Watt & Stuart Whittingham

Scotland will play two matches each at Sharjah Cricket Stadium and ICC Academy Oval 1 ground during the tournament. Spinners Tom Sole and Michael Leask and pacer Adrian Neill miss out from the Qualifiers squad, while the availability of Josh Davey will be a good boost to the 50-overs line-up for the Scots.

Scotland Schedule

09th Dec 2019: USA v Scotland (Sharjah Cricket Stadium)

11th Dec 2019: UAE v Scotland (Sharjah Cricket Stadium)

14th Dec 2019: USA v Scotland (ICC Academy Oval 1)

15th Dec 2019: UAE v Scotland (ICC Academy Oval 1)