Scotland scrape past UAE with one wicket & ball left
Scotland beat United Arab Emirates by one wicket as Jasper Davidson struck the winning boundary with just one ball to spare in a dramatic finish to their Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 Tri-Series match in Dundee.
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Key People
Adeeb Usmani is a cricketer from the United Arab Emirates, recognized for his batting skills.
Brandon McMullen is a Scottish cricketer known for his bowling.
Finlay McCreath is a cricketer who plays for Scotland.
George Munsey is a Scottish cricketer who contributes as a batsman.
Jasper Davidson is a Scottish cricketer known for his contributions to the national team.
Matthew Cross is a wicketkeeper-batsman for the Scotland national cricket team.
Michael Jones has returned to the squad after missing previous tours due to club commitments.
Richie Berrington is a Scottish cricketer and team captain.
Usmani is a cricketer from the United Arab Emirates, noted for his performance in international matches.
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Scotland beat United Arab Emirates by one wicket as Jasper Davidson struck the winning boundary with just one ball to spare in a dramatic finish to their Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 Tri-Series match in Dundee.
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