Nepal Vs Scotland, ICC T20 World Cup 2026: Who Won Yesterday’s NEP Vs SCO Match

Nepal chased down Scotland’s 171 with ease, winning by seven wickets in their final T20 World Cup Group C clash. Dipendra Singh Airee blazed an unbeaten 50 off 23 balls, supported by Kushal Bhurtel’s 43, to seal the victory with four balls to spare

Nepal Vs Scotland, ICC T20 World Cup 2026: Who Won Yesterdays NEP Vs SCO Match
Nepal's Sompal Kami celebrates the wicket of Scotland's Brandon McMullen during the T20 World Cup cricket match between Nepal and Scotland in Mumbai. | Photo: AP/Rafiq Maqbool
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  • Nepal defeated Scotland by seven wickets in T20 World Cup Group C clash

  • Dipendra Singh Airee starred with an unbeaten 50 off 23 balls, while Kushal Bhurtel contributed 43 off 35 deliveries

  • Sompal Kami led the bowling with 3/25 and Nandan Yadav added 2/34 to restrict Scotland to 170/7

Dipendra Singh Airee blazed away to an unbeaten fifty as Nepal defeated Scotland by seven wickets in their final T20 World Cup Group C clash on Tuesday.

Airee smashed 50 off 23 deliveries after Kushal Bhurtel scored a 35-ball 43 to overhaul the 171-run target with four balls to spare.

Opting to bowl, Nepal restricted Scotland to 170 for 7 despite Michael Jones's 45-ball 71.

For Nepal, Sompal Kami (3/25) picked up three wickets while Nandan Yadav (2/34) accounted for two batters.

Brief Scores:

Scotland: 170 for 7 in 20 overs (Michael Jones 71; Sompal Kami 3/25, Nandan Yadav 2/34).

Nepal: 171 for 3 in 20 overs (Dipendra Singh Airee 50 not out, Kushal Bhurtel 43; Michael Leask 3/30)

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