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Toss Winner - Scotland won the toss and choose to bat first
Namibia beat Scotland by 4 wickets
Can Scotland complete a clean sweep?
Scotland to win
| Tournament: | Scotland tour of Namibia, 2026 |
| Format: | t20 |
| Venue: | Wanderers Cricket Ground, Windhoek, Namibia |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bowl |
| Weather: | 24.1°C|Sunny |
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Namibia lost the second T20I while chasing a 158-run total. Erasmus will not be happy to see his team struggle in this run chase after having scored 159 runs batting first in the previous game. The hosts have pride to play for in the dead-rubber at the Namibia Cricket Club.
Scotland have sealed the series and will now be eyeing a clean sweep. They have a good chance of finishing it 3-0 as they take on a struggling Namibia batting lineup. Mackenzie Jones came in to the XI for the second T20I, replacing Zainullah Ihsan and delivered a match-winning spell for Scotland.
Gerhard Erasmus is the only batter who’s made any significant contributions for Namibia. Jan Frylinck and Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton continued to struggle in the second match, and their poor run of form will be a concern going into the final match of the series.
NAM
199/4 in 20.0 9.95
ICC WCT20 2026
United States of America beat Namibia by 31 runs168/6 in 20.0 8.4
SCT
Namibia haven’t been their best in this series. Despite a strong overall squad that features reliable batters like Jan Frylinck and Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Namibia failed to deliver a winning performance.
Louren Steenkamp looked in fine rhythm in the last game, opening the innings alongside Frylicnk, but was out before he could convert it into something bigger. Jan Balt, who delivered a strong finish in the opening match, was out for 11 off 13 balls in the second game.
And just like the first match, skipper Erasmus was the only player to cross the 30-run mark. Replacing Malan Kruger with Liam Basson did not work well for Namibia, as the latter scored 10 off 15 balls at number 8 while chasing a 158-run target.
Balt, however, was successful with the ball and picked up two crucial wickets in the middle order. He will be one to watch. While Bernard Scholtz didn’t live up to the expectations, Jack Brassell looks in fine rhythm with the ball and can make a difference.
Brassel and Max Heingo are the leading wicket-takers for Namibia with 4 and 3 scalps respectively
Gerhard Erasmus is the top run-scorer in the series, averaging 50.55 at a strike rate of 146.38
Alexander Volschenk, Jan Frylinck, Louren Steenkamp, Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Gerhard Erasmus (c), Malan Kruger (wk), Bernard Schotlz, Ruben Trumplemann, Jan Balt, Jack Brassell, Max Heingo
Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Jan Frylinck, Gerhard Erasmus, Ruben Trumpelmann, Dylan Leicher, Jack Brassell, Max Heingo, Louren Steenkamp, Jan Balt, Waldo Smith, Alexander Volschenk
Scotland secured a comfortable win in the second outing, restricting the hosts to 137 runs. Mackenzie Jones delivered key wickets in the top 4 to put Scotland ahead in the contest while defending a 157-run total.
However, another important contribution that helped Scotland gain the upper hand in the match came from Jack Jarvis, who scored an unbeaten 32 off 18 balls at number 7. Skipper Richie Berrington could not convert his good start into something bigger.
Losing three wickets in the power play was not ideal, but it allowed for the middle and lower middle order to flourish. There was an opportunity for these batters, and they stepped up and delivered.
Owen Gould and Jack Jarvis will be the key lower-middle-order players to watch out for in this match. While the top-order of George Munsey, Finlay McCreath, and Brandon McMullen holds the key to a strong performance, skipper Berrington will be happy to see that there are others lower down the order he can rely on.
Along with Jones, Scotland also have Michael Leask, Oliver Davidson, and Safyaan Sharif in the bowling attack who can deliver key breakthroughs. Not all of their star players have found success in this series, but there has been someone or the other who has stepped up and delivered a match-winning performance.
Scotland have conceded 48 and 50 runs in the powerplay in the last two matches.
The visitors scored 50 and 53 runs in the power play while batting first and second, respectively
Richie Berrington (c), Matthew Cross (wk), George Munsey, Finlay McCreath, Brandon McMullen, Mark Watt, Christopher McBride, Oliver Davidson, Jasper Davidson, Mackenzie Jones, Safyaan Sharif
Christopher McBride, Owen Gould, Jasper Davidson, Finlay McCreath, Zainullah Ihsan, George Munsey, Matthew Cross, Mark Watt, Michael Leask, Brandon McMullen, Mackenzie Jones
It will be a clear, sunny day in Windhoek, with a high of 24 degrees Celsius around match time. It is a good day for cricket, with no rain interruptions, and the lack of cloud cover or humidity will make it easier for the batters to score off the new ball as well.
Before this series kicked off, the venue had been a bowling-friendly one with the average first innings score of 118 runs in 10 matches. However, in this series we’ve seen scored 150+ in both matches. For a match-winning total, the team batting first should aim for 165-170 runs. It will put the batting team far ahead in the contest and in a comfortable position to win.
Teams bowling first have historically dominated at this venue, winning 10 of the 15 matches. However, in this series, we’ve witnessed Scotland winning the game while batting and bowling first. The toss seems less critical now, with the team bowling or batting first having an equal chance of winning.
Namibia have shown no promise so far. Despite a decent batting performance in the opening game, they haven’t been able to put up a consistent effort, as the batting has relied solely on the skipper. The visitors, on the other hand, have depth in their batting order with many reliable players, and the bowling has also been exceptional. Scotland will start as favorites in our match prediction.
Scotland to win
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