West Indies Women vs Scotland Women, 12th Match, Group B, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - HighlightsWIW vs SCOW, 12th Match, Group B, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - Highlights

Rachel Slater to Stafanie Taylor, SIX, what a knock! Taylor finishes off the innings with a biggie. 83 meter six. Taylor reminding everyone she's still there for the West Indies. This is a slower ball but dragged short, Taylor rocks back and muscles the pull into the deep mid-wicket stand

Rachel Slater to Jannillea Glasgow, leg byes, 1 run, that was close. Glasgow is rooted to the crease and misses the pull. The ball strikes her above the knee roll and ball-tracking shows it to be clipping leg-stump. But more importantly the pair cross over and Taylor is back on strike

Rachel Slater to Stafanie Taylor, SIX, she goes straight, she goes long. It is the Stafanie Taylor show. Slater went round the wicket and bowled it right in the slot, mid-off was inside the ring and Taylor lofted through the line. She middled it so well that the ball travelled the distance

Kirstie Gordon to Stafanie Taylor, SIX, whoa! This is top class batting from the veteran. She uses her feet once again, gets to the pitch of the ball and smokes the lofted shot into the long-off stand. She's held the pose a couple of times and this too deserved to be captured by the cameras

Kirstie Gordon to Stafanie Taylor, FOUR, Taylor is playing a gem. West Indies will need her to bat through. Flighted around off, Taylor holds a solid base and goes inside out over extra cover, couple of bounces and over the rope

Katherine Fraser to Jahzara Claxton, out Caught by Kathryn Bryce!! Scotland strike back! They have broken this dangerous partnership before it could hurt them more. Claxton jumps out of the crease and stays leg-side, she gets under this length delivery and connects well with the lofted shot, but she was hitting to the longest part of the ground. Bryce settles under it at long-on and takes it safely. Jahzara Claxton c Kathryn Bryce b Katherine Fraser 16(9) [4s-1 6s-1]

Katherine Fraser to Stafanie Taylor, FOUR, 14 from the last 3 balls. West Indies on the charge. Taylor makes a bit of room, gets under the tossed up delivery and smashes the drive uppishly over cover-point. She got enough elevation to clear the leaping fielder

Katherine Fraser to Stafanie Taylor, FOUR, now Taylor joins in. This is a fabulous shot. She uses her feet, gets to the pitch of the flighted delivery and lofts it down the ground. The fielder at long-on could only watch the ball drop and bounce over the rope

Kathryn Bryce to Jahzara Claxton, SIX, that's a good end to the over. West Indies needed that. Huge from Claxton. She backs away and gets under the length, swings hard and sends it sailing over the deep mid-wicket fence

Katherine Fraser to Stafanie Taylor, 2 runs, flighted delivery, Taylor steps out and drives it wide of extra cover, two more

Kirstie Gordon to Jahzara Claxton, FOUR, shot! Claxton makes room and gets under the flighted delivery, drives it in front of square and beats a diving long-off fielder

Kirstie Gordon to Stafanie Taylor, FOUR, Taylor is off the mark with a boundary. West Indies need her to step up. Flighted around off, Taylor opens the bat face and drives in front of square. She pierces the packed off-side field and there's no one at sweeper to stop that

Kirstie Gordon to Chinelle Henry, out Lbw!! Scotland are right on top. They have picked up Dottin, Campbelle and Henry in quick succession. West Indies have gone from 79/2 to 85/5. This is excellent bowling from Gordon. She tosses it up and brings the stumps into play, Henry plays all over and is beaten on the inside-edge. The ball strikes her right in front of the stumps and ball-tracking shows it to be hitting off and middle. Chinelle Henry lbw b Kirstie Gordon 4(7) [4s-1]

Darcey Carter to Chinelle Henry, FOUR, that's a gift and Henry puts it away. Full toss outside off, Henry manages to get under it and slams it wide of extra cover. It was in the air but in the gap and there was no stopping it

Darcey Carter to Shemaine Campbelle, out Shemaine Campbelle Run Out!! 1 run completed. This is a body blow. Two set batters back in the dugout off consecutive deliveries. Carter drifts it across from round the wicket, Campbelle stays back in the crease and works it into the mid-wicket region. She calls for the second and is struggling. Puts in the dive but that is not enough to save her. Good work by Fraser - got to the ball quickly and sent in an accurate throw to the keeper. Shemaine Campbelle run out (Katherine Fraser/Sarah Bryce) 36(26) [4s-4]

Kathryn Bryce to Deandra Dottin, out Stumped!! That's brilliant work from Sarah Bryce. This is a massive wicket in the game. West Indies are going at just over 6 rpo and Dottin was one batter who could have given them the push in the final 7 overs. But she's gone.. Kathryn went pace off and Dottin charged out to play the big shot, the ball does not bounce much and sneaks under her swinging blade and Sarah does the rest behind the stumps. Deandra Dottin st Sarah Bryce b Kathryn Bryce 14(16)

Katherine Fraser to Shemaine Campbelle, FOUR, much needed boundary. Streaky but it comes after 12 balls. Campbelle steps out and looks to go down the ground, gets a thick inside-edge and the ball flies away before Sarah Bryce could even react

Chloe Abel to Shemaine Campbelle, FOUR, this time Shemaine Campbelle doesn't miss out! A low full-toss swinging in on off, Campbelle clears her front leg and smashes it over the bowler's head to pick up a boundary

Chloe Abel to Shemaine Campbelle, 2 runs, full-toss outside off, swinging further away, Shemaine Campbelle reaches out and toe-ends the drive through covers and the batters scamper across for the second run. 50 up for West Indies

Katherine Fraser to Hayley Matthews, out Bowled!! Timber! Fraser has got the big fish! Hayley Matthews wasn't her usual self from the start and she eventually perishes. She premeditates as she makes room to open up the off-side and it the process exposes her stumps. Katherine Fraser is smart to spot that and bowls a slider and it's quicker and flatter in line of the stumps. Matthews tries to cut it through covers but is beaten for pace and hears the death rattle behind. West Indies are in some trouble. Hayley Matthews b Katherine Fraser 14(22) [4s-1]

Katherine Fraser to Shemaine Campbelle, FOUR, Shemaine Campbelle greets Katherine Fraser with a boundary! Tossed up full delivery around off, Shemaine Campbelle switches her stance and reverse sweeps it past the left side of backward point

Kathryn Bryce to Shemaine Campbelle, FOUR, nicely done! Fullish delivery swinging towards the pads, Campbelle flicks it with good timing over backward square leg and picks up a boundary. She is in good touch

Rachel Slater to Qiana Joseph, out Caught by Katherine Fraser!! Stunning catch from Fraser! That kind of an effort from a player rubs off on others! Fullish delivery swinging in on off, Joseph clears her front leg and heaves it to deep mid-wicket. It's hit with good power and is coming at a good pace towards Fraser. She goes back a bit and leaps to take it reverse cup overhead. The momentum is pushing her back so she smartly twists her torso to her right and keeps balance with the ball in her hands. She uses her right arm to control her body and ensures that she doesn't touch the boundary ropes. She was so close but she showed great body awareness, Qiana Joseph c Katherine Fraser b Rachel Slater 13(15) [4s-2]

Gabriella Fontenla to Hayley Matthews, FOUR, smart batting this! Good use of the crease from Matthews. She shuffles across her stumps early and it's a shortish delivery outside off in her arc. She stands tall and pulls it over mid-wicket to find the fence

Gabriella Fontenla to Qiana Joseph, FOUR, shot! A length ball outside off, shaping in a touch, Joseph stands tall and punches it crisply through covers to find the fence. She struck that really well

Kathryn Bryce to Qiana Joseph, FOUR, action straightaway! Length delivery angling across Qiana Joseph. She tries to punch it through covers with minimal foot movement but gets a thick outside edge past the keeper. There's no slip in place. Not a wise ploy to not have a slip early on especially when the ball is moving