Scotland won a surprise by losing 7 wickets in Afghanistan

Zimbabwe has won the 2019 One Day World Cup qualification. The first day of Sunday was full of surprise. Scotland won the hat-trick by winning 7 wickets in Scotland.

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Hitman Kalam MacLeod has blown Afghans with a fine one century. In the second match of the group, Nepal started the day with 116 runs.

After losing the toss in Bulawayo's athletic club ground, Afghanistan were in danger of losing 4 for 71 against the top order. Mohammad Nabi and Nazibullah Zadran dragged them from there. The pair added 149 runs for the fifth wicket, The Prophet came back to cut the runway. His century is a little less than a century. The stylish batsman, who scored 92 runs in 82 balls, scored 7 fours and 3 sixes in a scoring knock. Najibullah returned from the 69-ball knock of 6 fours and two sixes in 67 balls.

The two of them returned when the Afghans flew like sandbanks. Tail-batsmen are busy joining the rallies for the go-ahead. At the end of the 49.4 overs, all wickets were 255 runs by Afghanistan.

Scotland's Brad Wheel and Richie Rerrington have left the Afghans dancing Each victim has 3 wickets each.

In response to the shock at the start of Scotland Returning to score 21 runs in the score board, two openers Matthew Cross and Kyle Quetzor. As long as the dream of victory of Afghans survived. After that the scene completely changed. McLeod wrote a fortune of 208 runs in the third wicket with Berrington in the third wicket.

Battington, playing in the classic innings of 67 runs in 4 fours, got back to the game. By the end of Scotland, the hand of the hand touched the hand. Later on, he went to the rest of the road with George Munzie, and then McLeod. 16 When the ball was still in the balance, the team reached the winning ports. Hit 146 was the highest scorer in 146 balls and hit 15 fours in an innings.

Talented offspinner Mujib took 2 wickets for Afghanistan And in this match Rajin Saleh topped the record of leading the country to lead the team 1 wicket Rashid Khan.

In the other match, Brendan Taylor and Sikander Raza batted first in Bulawayo's Queens Sports Club ground, with Zimbabwe mounting 380 runs for 6 wickets in the Century. Raja, who played a devastating innings of 123 runs in 66 balls with 7 fours and 9 sixes. Taylor smashed 7 fours and 1 sixes in the knockthrough hundred to 100.

In reply, Nepal scored 264 runs for 8 wickets. But they did not try to run fast. The group has left a little bit of everyone's contribution, with 250 runs. Sharad Vesakara scored the highest 52 runs Asif Sheikh scored the second highest score of 50 runs.

Zimbabwean King holds three wickets Brian Vitori took 2 wickets.