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Scotland vs Bangladesh, 17th Match, ICC World Cup, 1999 - Match Info
SCO vs BAN, 17th Match, ICC World Cup, 1999 - Match Info
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ICC World Cup, 1999
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Venue:
Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh
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Date & Time:
Monday, May 24, 1:00 AM LOCAL
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SCO vs BAN • 17th Match • ICC World Cup, 1999
Series
ICC World Cup, 1999
Date
Monday, May 24
Time
1:00 AM LOCAL, 12:00 AM GMT, 5:30 AM IST
Venue
Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh
Umpires
K.T.Francis, David Orchard
3rd Umpire
Barry Dudleston
Referee
John Reid
Scotland squad
Players
Bruce Patterson,
Ian Philip,
Mike Smith,
Ian Stanger,
George Salmond (c),
Gavin Hamilton,
James Brinkley,
Alec Davies (wk),
John Blain,
Asim Butt,
Nick Dyer
Bangladesh squad
Players
Khaled Mashud (wk),
Mehrab Hossain,
Faruk Ahmed,
Aminul Islam (c),
Akram Khan,
Minhajul Abedin,
Naimur Rahman,
Khaled Mahmud,
Enamul Haque,
Hasibul Hossain,
Manjural Islam
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Stadium
Grange Cricket Club
City
Edinburgh, Scotland
Capacity
5000
Ends
City End, Park End
Hosts To
Scotland
Also Hosts
Tennis, Squash and Hockey
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