Nuwan Pradeep finished with figures of 4-34 off seven overs
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Sri Lanka pace bowler Nuwan Pradeep took a four-wicket haul to lead his side to a 35-run win over Scotland via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in Edinburgh.
The rain had the last laugh as the first ODI was abandoned
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The first ODI between Scotland and Sri Lanka in Edinburgh was abandoned without a toss even taking place due to persistent rain.
Shoaib Malik hammered a boundary and five sixes during his knock of 49 not out
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All-rounder Shoaib Malik smashed an unbeaten 49 and Faheem Ashraf took three wickets as Pakistan not only crushed Scotland by 84 runs in the second Twenty20 International in Edinburgh, but also claimed a 2-0 series win.
Sarfraz Ahmed handed Pakistan a 1-0 lead in the series with his career-best knock of 89 not out
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Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed put on a show in Edinburgh as he hammered a career-best 89 not out to lead his side to a 48-run win over Scotland in the first Twenty20 International.
Cremer (right) finished with figures of 5-29 off his 10 overs
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Zimbabwe captain Graeme Cremer led by example as he took five wickets to guide his side to a six-wicket win over Scotland in the second ODI in Edinburgh.
Coetzer celebrates after scoring his fourth ODI century
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Captain Kyle Coetzer clubbed a magnificent 109, while Con de Lange took a five-wicket haul as Scotland secured a 26-run win over Zimbabwe via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in the first ODI in Edinburgh.
This is what the new pavilion is set to look like at New Williamfield
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Cricket Scotland have announced that they will be moving their entire base of operations from Edinburgh to Stirling after coming to an agreement with the city’s council.
Drummond is grateful for the opportunity to play against a top ranked opponent
Scotland are set to host Pakistan for two ODIs on May 17 and 19, which will allow the Asian giants to get some practice just before the start of the Champions Trophy, which will be hosted by England, in June.
