A superb century from Australian wicketkeeper-batsman Jos Inglis and a devastating spell from all-rounder Marcus Stoinis helped the Australians secure a 70-run win over Scotland in the second T20I in Edinburgh on Friday. With this win, Australia has won the three-match series 2-0.
Scotland elected to bowl first and got the big wicket of Travis Head for a golden duck off Brad Currie, who also got Jake Fraser McGurk for 16 runs in 15 balls. Australia were reduced to 23/2 in 3.2 overs. At the end of the powerplay, Australia were 55/2, with Inglis and Cameron Green at the crease. Inglis was brutalising the Scotland bowlers, particularly Brad Wheal. Inglis reached his half-century in just 20 balls, with three fours and four sixes.
Here are all the details about the Australia vs Scotland 3rd T20I live streaming:
When is Australia vs Scotland 3rd T20I? – Date
Australia vs Scotland 3rd T20I match will be played on Monday, September 1st. (IND vs BAN: KL Rahul out, Rishabh Pant in; India likely to be in squad for Bangladesh Test series)
When will Australia vs Scotland 3rd T20I match be held?
The third T20I Australia vs Scotland will begin at 10:30 am (IST).
Where will Australia vs Scotland 3rd T20I match be played?
The third T20I match Australia vs Scotland will be played at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
Where to watch Australia vs Scotland 3rd T20I live streaming?
Australia vs Scotland third T20I will not be broadcast in India.
How to watch Australia vs Scotland 3rd T20I live streaming?
The Australia vs Scotland third T20I can be streamed live on the TamashaWeb app and website in India.
By the middle of the innings, Australia were 100/2 in 10 overs. The 92-run partnership between Green and Inglis was broken by Currie, who caught and bowled Green for 36 off 29 balls, with two fours and two sixes. Australia were 115/3 in 11.4 overs.
Inglis reached his century, his second in T20I, in just 43 balls, breaking his and Aaron Finch’s record for the fastest century for Australia in this format, which previously stood off 47 balls. His hit featured seven fours and seven sixes before he was dismissed by Chris Sole for 106 off 49 balls.
Marcus Stoinis (20* off 20 balls, with a six) and Tim David (17* off seven balls, with a four and two sixes) guided Australia to 196/4 in their 20 overs. Currie (3/37) was Scotland’s best bowler.
In the chase of 197 runs, Scotland were not really a threat as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals.
Before the powerplay, Scotland were reduced to 44/3, reaching their fifty-run mark in 6.1 overs.
Brandon McMullen (59 off 42 balls, with four boundaries and four sixes) did a great job for Scotland as wickets kept falling. But no one could support him. Scotland reached the 100-run mark in 11.5 overs but were bowled out for just 126 runs in 16.4 overs. Inglis secured the ‘Man of the Match’ award.
Stoinis (4/23) was Australia’s top bowler and Green took two wickets. Xavier Bartlett, Aaron Hardie, Adam Zampa and Sean Abbott took one wicket each.
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