New Zealand Women vs Scotland Women, 19th Match, Group B, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - HighlightsNZW vs SCOW, 19th Match, Group B, ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 - Highlights

Amelia Kerr to Pippa Sproul, out Caught by Jess Kerr!! Puts on the dancing shoes, goes for a lofted shot but doesn't get enough to clear mid-off. Double-wicket maiden from Melie Kerr in the 19th over, would you believe it! Sproul just didn't get enough muscle behind the shot and didn't get it off the sweet spot either. Pippa Sproul c Jess Kerr b Amelia Kerr 0(2)

Amelia Kerr to Priyanaz Chatterji, out Lbw!! Chatterji is given out LBW! She goes for the review! Came dancing down to a legbreak looking to slog it across the line but missed it completely. Umpire has no hesitation raising the finger despite the fact that she was down the pitch, and ball-tracking vindicates her decision. Hitting the top of middle. Priyanaz Chatterji lbw b Amelia Kerr 12(12) [4s-1]

Amelia Kerr to Priyanaz Chatterji, no run, appeal for LBW as Chatterji is beaten on the sweep! New Zealand have reviewed! It's a googly turning in at the stumps, seems to have kicked up off a good length and height could be an issue. Impact may also be just outside off. Let's see what ball-tracking has to say. Okay, the impact is marginal on off, and it's bouncing over the stumps as well. Review lost!

Nensi Patel to Darcey Carter, FOUR, dances down and whacks it away to the fence! Got close to the pitch before swinging hard and dragging it wide of long-on

Nensi Patel to Priyanaz Chatterji, FOUR, Patel got McColl clean bowled behind her legs while trying this same shot. Stepping across the stumps for the sweep, the ball is fired in full but this time she bowls it on an off-stump line rather than the leg-stump line. Chatterji manages to connect beautifully. Nails the sweep behind square

Nensi Patel to Megan McColl, out Bowled!! Scotland losing their way here. In trying to press the acccelerator after drinks, they've lost three wickets in 10 balls. This is very smartly bowled by Patel. She anticipated McColl moving across the stumps and fired in a full ball on leg stump at 90kph. A big increase from her earlier speeds in the over. As predicted by her, McColl does step across and is bowled behind her legs after being beaten on the sweep. Megan McColl b Nensi Patel 1(3)

Nensi Patel to Megan McColl, 1 run, floated up full outside off, McColl shuffles across the stumps and sweeps to deep backward square

Sophie Devine to Ailsa Lister, out Caught by Amelia Kerr!! Two in the over for Devine! Lister didn't want to waste any time in the middle and was eager to get going. She goes for a big pull shot, doesn't quite get hold of it and hits it straight down the throat of long-on. Ailsa Lister c Amelia Kerr b Sophie Devine 2(4)

Sophie Devine to Sarah Bryce, out Lbw!! Absolutely dead. Devine strikes with her very first ball and Bryce doesn't bother thinking about a review. Would've hit the middle of middle stump. Good length delivery, she plays across the line and misses it completely. Bryce immediately threw her head up in frustration, knowing what the decision was going to be. Sarah Bryce lbw b Sophie Devine 25(22) [4s-3]

Jess Kerr to Darcey Carter, FOUR, clears the front leg and hammers it away! It's full at the stumps, she goes across the line and splits the two fielders at long-on and deep midwicket

Jess Kerr to Sarah Bryce, FOUR, too full and punished! It's overpitched around off, Bryce drives crisply through the covers and beats the fielder in the deep. New Zealand have got a deep extra cover in position and she was able to place it to the left of her

Jess Kerr to Darcey Carter, 1 run, fifty for Carter! It's her 10th in T20Is and second in this tournament. Has done really well at the top of the order, getting Scotland off to quick starts. Good length delivery angled in, punched back down the pitch and sneaks through the hands of Kerr. Gets a hug from her partner

Amelia Kerr to Sarah Bryce, FOUR, she has been guilty of overpitching way too often. Bryce crunches it through point and it goes racing through the gap

Amelia Kerr to Sarah Bryce, no run, Nensi Patel puts this down! Another drop from New Zealand who have been unbelievably bad. Bryce gives the charge and is outfoxed by Kerr who tosses it wide outside off. She has to reach out on the drive and slices it to backward point. Fairly simple catch moving to her right and down it goes

Lea Tahuhu to Sarah Bryce, FOUR, runs away off a thick edge past short third! It's the second time in two overs that Tahuhu has conceded a boundary in that region through no fault of her own. Good length in the channel, Bryce throws her bat on the drive and it flies off the edge

Amelia Kerr to Kathryn Bryce, out Caught by Izzy Sharp!! Skipper gets skipper. Drag down on the stumps, Bryce pulls but the extra bounce on the delivery catches the thick inside half, and picking out the fielder at deep square. Sharp was on the move and she did well to control the catch with both hands. Kathryn Bryce c Izzy Sharp b Amelia Kerr 5(7) [4s-1]

Lea Tahuhu to Kathryn Bryce, FOUR, just a shade outside off stump and Bryce cuts late to beat the diving fielder at short third to her right

Lea Tahuhu to Katherine Fraser, out Caught by Suzie Bates!! The senior due combine to provide the first breakthrough for New Zealand. On a length and angling away outside off, Fraser goes hard on the outside-edge and ends up slapping it off the toe end of the bat to the left of extra cover. Bates does well to anticipate and grab it with both hands before taking a tumble. Katherine Fraser c Suzie Bates b Lea Tahuhu 7(17)

Amelia Kerr to Darcey Carter, FOUR, a touch too full this legbreak, Carter drills it back past the bowler and beats the fielder at mid-off to her right

Jess Kerr to Darcey Carter, FOUR, uses her long levers to slog the length ball wide of the fielder at mid-on to her right. This is excellent batting from Darcey Carter

Jess Kerr to Darcey Carter, SIX, and now to rub salt into the wounds, Darcey Carter smashes it for a maximum. On a length around middle and leg, she clears her front leg and mows it many-a-mile over the mid-wicket fence

Bree Illing to Darcey Carter, FOUR, on edges this time around. Length ball drifting down the leg-side, Carter looks to tickle and gets it off the thigh pad past the diving keeper to her left

Bree Illing to Darcey Carter, FOUR, thick inside-edge. Touch fuller than the length ball around leg stump, Carter looks to heave leg-side and the edge races away past the keeper's left

Jess Kerr to Darcey Carter, FOUR, full and down leg, Carter gets low and powers the sweep all along the ground in the gap behind square on the leg-side

Bree Illing to Katherine Fraser, no run, dropped. "She's got a broken thumb that she is managing at the moment," says former NZ keeper Katey Martin on air. Gaze has been poor this tournament. She missed a few chances in the earlier games and now adds one more to the list. The length was touch fuller and Katherine got a thick inside-edge on the drive to the left of the keeper. Gaze timed the dive, but couldn't cling onto the low catch to her left...

Lea Tahuhu to Darcey Carter, FOUR, width on offer once again, Carter waits on the back foot and plays the steer in the gap between backward point and short third