Scotland and Namibia will take on each other in the 21st match of the T20 World Cup 2021 at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.
Scotland suffered a huge defeat against Afghanistan and they will look to bounce back stronger against Namibia.
We take a look at Match Prediction on the basis of current form, stats, head-to-head battle, players to look out for in the upcoming match.
Current form for Scotland: W W W W L
Scotland lost their previous match against Afghanistan by a massive margin of 130 runs. The Scottish team was skittled out for a paltry score of 60 and they will need to come up with a better batting performance against Namibia. Scotland also conceded 190 runs and they will need to pull up their socks.
Current form for Namibia: L L L W W
Namibia stunned everyone as they qualified for the Super 12 stage by beating Ireland and the Netherlands. The African nation has worked hard on their skills and the results have been palpable. David Wiese and Gerhard Erasmus have been impressive for Namibia and they will look to continue the good show.
Head to Head: Matches: 8, Won by Scotland: 4, Won by Namibia: 4.
It is even stevens as far as the head-to-head battle is concerned between these two teams.
Players to look out for: Kyle Coetzer, Chris Greaves, Mark Watt, George Munsey, and Bradley Wheal will hold the key for Scotland.
Zane Green, Gerhard Erasmus, David Wiese, and JJ Smit will be the crucial players for Namibia.
Match Prediction: Scotland will be the favorites against Namibia.
In a match that could well have been a tale of dominance on the scoreboard,… Read More
The Indian selectors sent a strong signal about the team’s future by naming Shubman Gill… Read More
India kicked off its AFC Under-23 Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers campaign with an impressive 2-0… Read More
India’s veteran seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar wants to make a comeback to the national team and… Read More
Chennai Super Kings batter Dewald Brevis has lavished praise on veteran MS Dhoni for his… Read More
Former England batter Mark Butcher slammed English batters after their mundane performances in the first… Read More