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Australia vs Scotland on June 16

Australia and Scotland will play their last match of the Group B encounter of the T20 World Cup on Saturday evening. The Australians are already through to the Super-8 stage after their 3 successive wins. Scotland on the other hand will be praying that Namibia can do them a favor by beating England in the earlier encounter on Saturday. Mitchell Marsh and his Australian (AUS) side have played flawless cricket so far to win all three games. Their only stumbling block came in the first match against Oman where they were troubled in the first ten overs. Once they found their groove, Australia have been the team to watch out for in this campaign. Scotland (SCO) have proved to the world why they were called as dark-horses ahead of the T20 World Cup. The Scots began the campaign against arch-rivals England but had to share points as the game was abandoned due to rain. With wins over Oman and Namibia, the Scots now have things firmly in their grasp if they have to make it to the next stage. 

Best economical pick – The veteran Scotland batter Richie Berrington has been for years one of their best batters and his unbeaten 47 against Namibia in the last match showed the immense value he adds to the team.

Top captains & vice captains – As this ongoing mega-event marks his final appearance before retiring from international cricket, the southpaw David Warner would be exceptionally eager to leave a lasting impact. He would be aspiring to make a significant impression during his side's final group-stage game of the tournament. Fresh off an outstanding Player of the Match performance with figures of 4/12 against Namibia, the crafty leg-spinner Adam Zampa would be brimming with confidence. He would aim to continue his wicket-taking momentum and build his confidence further as he heads into the Super Eight stage.

Smart pick – One of the dangerous batters in the world today, Travis Head has been smashing each and every bowler to all parts of the ground. The left-handed batter scored 34 runs from 17 balls against England to show how dangerous he can be with the bat.

Cautious Pick – Left-arm spinner Mark Watt was the most expensive bowler for Scotland against Namibia having given away 39 runs from his 4 wickets without claiming a wicket. Watt could come under severe punishment once again if he fails to find his form against the Aussie side.

My XI – David Warner (Captain), Adam Zampa (Vice-Captain), Richie Berrington, Travis Head, Michael Leask, Brad Wheal, Matthew Cross, Marcus Stoinis, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Tim David