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Zimbabwe beat Scotland by 11 runs in ICC World T20 qualifier

| | Mar 11, 2016, at 01:53 am
Nagpur, Mar 10 (IBNS): Zimbabwe defeated Scotland in ICC World T20 qualifier round match by 11 runs here on Thursday.

Zimbabwe scored 147 runs for the loss of seven wickets and then restricted the opponents at 136 all out.

Richie Berrington (36) and Preston Mommsen  (31) remained the top scorers for Scotland.

Wellington Masakadza picked up four wickets while Tendai Chatara and Donald Tiripano took two wickets each for Zimbabwe.

Riding on Sean Williams' 53, Zimbabwe posted competitive 147 runs on the scorecard.
 

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