10 OUT! CAUGHT! The opening partnership is broken at last! Excellent bowling by Paudel. He spots Munsey come down the track and fires it a bit wider and pretty fuller outside off. Munsey is already out of his crease and has to reach out. Manages to get to the ball on the full, but can barely time it. The ball goes in the air towards long off, where Sundeep Jora makes no mistake. Not the best of innings for Munsey. In fact, not the best of World Cups either. SCOTLAND ARE 80/1 AFTER 10 OVERS! 80/1

15.2 OUT! BOWLED! The Wankhede roars as Kami gets the big fish! Kami comes around the wicket and bowls it on a shorter length, outside leg stump. Michael Jones comes down the track and looks to swing it to the leg side but is beaten by the lack of pace. The ball goes away with the angle, past the bat and clatters into the leg stump! Kami runs off in celebration and the crowd joins him. End of a fine innings of 71 by Jones and the 52-run stand has been broken. SCOTLAND ARE 132/2 AFTER 15.2 OVERS! 132/2

15.4 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! What is that? Catching apples and berries falling from a tree? That's just a stupendous catch. And just like that, both set batters are gone! Full, outside off, excellent slower ball, McMullen is early into his shot, as he attempts to work it down the ground. But the early execution means that a leading edge is induced. The ball flies to the right of the bowler, who is actually moving to his left in his followthrough. But he reacts brilliantly, leaping to his right and taking it one-handed! 132/1 becomes 133/3 and the noise is deafening at the Wankhede! 133/3

17 OUT! CAUGHT! The delay works in favour of Nepal as the Scottish skipper is outta here! Redemption time for Sundeep Jora after making a meal of a catch earlier on. Landed around off, Richie Berrington gives himself a bit of room and swings it to the leg side. However, he ends up dragging it and does not get much elevation. The power is there though. Jora does well to quickly get across to his left and take a sharp catch. The skipper departs cheaply and from 132/1, SCOTLAND ARE NOW 145/4! 145/4

18.4 OUT! BOWLED! Terrific ball and wonderful celebration by the bowler! Delivered from the back of the hand, a lovely slower ball, on a fuller length, Tom Bruce comes down the track and tries to reach out, but fails to read the delivery. The ball goes beneath the bat and hits the timber! Kami raises his finger in celebration but then gets down in a meditation pose, as if signalling for peace and calmness. Later, he even has a joking word with the batter, showing good relations between the two teams. From 132/1, SCOTLAND ARE NOW 156/6! 8 balls left. Third wicket for Kami as well. 156/6

17.3 OUT! BOWLED! Sensational pace bowling. Cross walks across his stumps to lap but does so a bit early. The bowler spots and fires in a pretty full ball, right around the off stump. The batter misses his shot and the ball cannons into the stumps. Cross comes and goes as well and from 132/1, SCOTLAND ARE NOW 150/5! 150/5

19.4 OUT! EXCELLENT REVIEW FOR CAUGHT BEHIND! A short ball, around off and middle, following the batter as he backed away to the leg side. Leask looked to pull but missed. The keeper collected and straightaway went up in an appeal, but the umpire turned it down. A horde of fielders came around suggesting that there was a nick and coax their skipper to take it upstairs and Paudel took the review. And sure enough, UltraEdge returns a spike when the ball is close to the bat! The decision is overturned and the dramatic collapse of Scotland continues. 132/1 BECOMES 162/7! 162/7

9.1 OUT! CAUGHT! What's the fuss about, skip? Says Leask as he strikes first ball. Around the wicket at 95.9 kph, full on the pads and sliding down leg. Kushal Bhurtel drops to one knee for the slog sweep, but it comes off the top edge and balloons up. It hangs in the gap between mid-wicket and mid on, and the fielder, Bruce, sprints across to his left, throws in a desperate dive near the side strip, and pulls off a stunning catch. Nepal are 74/1, needing 97 more. 74/1

11.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Who else but Leask? He continues to shine with the ball for Scotland in this World Cup. 96.1 kph, length ball on off that kicks up a bit. Aasif Sheikh drops to one knee again, but it's a nothing shot this time, a slog sweep that does not go full blooded. Gets a top edge that balloons straight up. Brad Wheal at short third runs in, settles under it, and takes a simple catch. Scotland are 87/2, needing 84 from 49 balls. 87/2

13.2 OUT! IN THE AIR AND TAKEN! Wicket number 3 for Michael Leask. He can do no wrong tonight and is pumped up to bits. Around the wicket, creates a tight angle and extra bounce from the leg stump line. Rohit Paudel goes hard on the slog sweep, but the top edge is found. Michael Jones at deep backward square leg settles under it. Tries to shield the floodlights with his left hand, as the ball descends right in front of it, and takes it. Fine adjustment to take the catch safely in the end. From 74/1, NEPAL ARE 98/3. 98/3