ENG vs SCO Live Cricket Score

2.3 OUT! CAUGHT! A big wicket for England. This will help Jofra Archer in terms of his confidence, who has not had a great start to the tournament. Archer bends his back and digs it in short, on off. Munsey half-swivels in the crease for the pull but swings a touch early. The ball is skied right off the toe end of the blade towards the short mid-wicket region. Tom Banton runs to his right from the edge of the ring and calls the incoming mid on fielder out of the way. Banton settles under it and makes no mistake. 18/1

5.5 OUT! CAUGHT! Curran wins the battle against Jones in the end. A slower length ball, with the line of attack on the stumps, Michael Jones tries to pull it off the back foot, but gets the connection nowhere near the middle of the ball. Only manages a thick top edge that sails towards Jacob Bethell stationed at deep square leg. A catching practice for Bethell in the outfield and Scotland lose their top three inside the Powerplay. End of an intent-laden inning from Michael Jones. 42/3

2.5 OUT! TAKEN! 2 wickets in 3 balls for England's ace speedster. Jofra digs it in short, around the right shoulder. McMullen presses on the back foot and lifts his front leg for the pull. He is hurried and the ball gets big on him. A top edge is found and it goes straight down the throat of Phil Salt at deep square leg, who takes a simple catch. 50th T20I wicket for Archer. 18/2

13.1 OUT! LBW! Adil strikes right after his return to the attack. Very full by Rashid, in front of the middle and leg stump. Richie Berrington sits down on his knee to sweep it away, but the googly turns in sharply and skids below his bat and crashes on the front pad. Given LBW on the appeal, and a not-so-confident Richie Berrington takes the review after having a chat with his partner. UltraEdge presents a flat line as the ball is close to the bat. Ball Tracking confirms that it is projected to clip the leg stump. It is umpire's call. So, not as straight as it looked to the naked eye, but the on-field decision is upheld. 115/5

12.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Liam Dawson breaks through for England. Tom Bruce could not have picked out the fielder any better. Fuller and on middle and leg. Bruce walks inside the line and swings to go big on the leg side. Hits it straight down the throat ot Sam Curran at deep backward square leg. Curran takes a reverse cup catch around his right shoulder. The 41-ball 71-run stand is broken. Scotland are now 4 down for 113. 113/4

14.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Scotland are losing their way here. From being 113/3, the Scotts are now 124/6. Dawson spears it in, on a length, on middle and leg. Leask plays a half-hearted sweep, more trying to paddle it behind square. He fails to get on top of the bounce and the ball catches the top edge. It is skied to deep backward square leg, where Sam Curran takes a few steps in and makes no mistake. 124/6

15.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Another one caught in the deep. Wicket number 2 for Adil. Slides it on the middle and leg stump line, full in length. Matthew Cross gets across and sits down on his knee to sweep, but gets a thick top edge and the ball spoons towards deep square leg, where Tom Banton runs forward a bit and takes a simple catch. 126/7

16 OUT! OUTFOXED! Adil Rashid at his absolute best. Gives it a nice loop through the air, and it is the conventional leg break. Pitched around off and grips in off the deck. Mark Watt gets on the front foot to drive it towards long off but the ball spins back in, beats the inside edge and crashes into the stumps behind. Adil is cock-a-hoop and rightly so. 127/8

18.1 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Scotland lose their ninth wicket. Jamie rolls his fingers on the ball and bowls it on a good length, around the off pole. It lands and kicks up a bit from the pitch. Brad Wheal stands tall to club it over long on, but the ball certainly gets big on him and he ends up mistiming it straight toward Will Jacks runs in off the ropes at long on who takes a simple catch. 148/9

19.4 OUT! BRAD CURRIE IS RUN OUT! Misses the yorker by a yard or so, does Curran. On middle and leg. Oliver Davidson carves it in front of mid off and gets off for a single, but his partner, Brad Currie is caught ball-watching and doesn't respond quickly. Seeing that, Oliver stops midway before they eventually decide to cross. Harry Brook at mid off picks the end where the batter is struggling and gets rid of the ball to the batting end. Buttler collects the ball on the bounce, gets the ball at a perfect height and whips the bails off with Currie out by a fair margin. SCOTLAND ARE BOWLED OUT ON 152! 152/10

0.3 OUT! TAKEN! Brandon McMullen strikes a crucial blow for his team. He lands this on a hard length and on off, shaping it away a bit. Phil Salt looks to push it away but the ball just holds up in the surface. He loses his bottom hand and the ball goes off the outer half of the bat straight to cover, where Tom Bruce takes a dolly. A soft dismissal, and England are 2/1, chasing 153 runs. 2/1

2 OUT! CAUGHT! Brad Currie gets his man now. He sticks to the fuller length, keeps the line around off, angling it away. Jos Buttler looks to go over mid on, but his bat turns in his hands and he ends up mistiming the shot in the air over mid off. Brandon McMullen turns and runs backwards, keeps his eyes on the ball and takes a superb catch. England have been rocked early here. 140 needed off 108 balls. 13/2

9.3 OUT! TAKEN! Oliver Davidson breaks the 66-run partnership. Not the best of the deliveries but Scotland will take the wicket. Flatter and on leg, sliding down even more. Jacob Bethell gets on his knee as he tries to take on short fine but hits it straight to Brad Wheal there, who makes no mistake. Jacob Bethell goes for a well-made 32 off 28 deliveries. 79/3

10.4 OUT! TAKEN! A big, big wicket for Scotland and they are very much in this game. Michael Leask pushes this through quicker, shortish and around leg. Harry Brook backs away and then goes down to scoop it over short fine. He gets cramped up for room and can only manage a top edge. Brad Wheal runs backwards from short fine and takes a fine catch. England are 86/4, still needing 67 runs in 56 balls. 86/4

16.1 OUT! High in the night sky and gone! A twist in the tale? Wheal serves it a touch fuller and bowls in the slot but the ball shapes late into the batter. Curran clears his front leg, frees his arms and swings across only to get a thick top edge. It balloons up in the air. The keeper, Matthew Cross, calls, runs towards square leg and gobbles it up with a dive. 28 (20) for Sam Curran today. 21 needed in 23 balls. 132/5