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T20 World Cup Qualifier: Scotland suffer surprise opening loss to Singapore

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Scotland endured a dramatic and surprise two-run overcome by Singapore from the United Arab Emirates in their opening T20 World Cup Qualifier.
Singapore, who are rated nine places under Scotland in the world in 21st, set a target of 168.
But the Scots dropped just short after needing over eight runs from the final of the game, completing 166 for eight.
Scotland would be the most highest-ranked side from the two groups of seven groups chasing six places.
Surendran Chandramohan has been the top scorer in Dubai of Singapore before being bowled from Safyaan Sharif, that took two wickets as well as a catch.
Scotland started promisingly with launching spouse Kyle Coetzer and George Munsey scoring 46 hitting at 38, in reply, but Calum MacLeod, with 44, was the only batsman to score above 14.
Singapore bowler Selladore Vijayakumar took three wickets and Alasdair Evans was run out as Scotland attempted to reach their opponents complete.
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