Berrington was one in every of 5 gamers who had been within the beginning XI on March 21, 2018, when their World Cup dream ended with a defeat to West Indies on the similar floor. It was Berrington's wicket that changed the game. With Scotland on 105 for 4 within the thirty second over, chasing 199, Berrington was given out lbw towards offspinner Ashley Nurse and with no DRS accessible, couldn't request a assessment. Even to the untrained eye, the supply gave the impression to be lacking leg stump. Four overs later, the rain got here down. Scotland had been 5 runs behind the DLS goal of 131 - which might have been fewer had Berrington not been dismissed - and misplaced the match, and together with it, an opportunity to seem on the 2019 World Cup.This time, there was not a cloud within the sky as Scotland skittled West Indies for 181 and chased the goal with 6.3 overs to spare. Poetically, Berrington performed the shot that levelled the scores and was on the different finish when the profitable runs had been scored; runs that can keep West Indies out of the World Cup for the primary time in historical past and provides Scotland one other probability of attending to the principle occasion. "Thats' a blueprint of how we want to play," Doug Watson, Scotland's coach, stated on the post-match press convention.

Scotland used the brand new ball properly in useful situations and had West Indies in hassle at 81 of 6 within the twenty first over. Although the seventh wicket partnership of 77 went on for longer than Scotland might have preferred, West Indies by no means acquired away from them. Their chase, dented by the early lack of Christopher McBride, was scientific.

They have 4 factors to their title and two matches left to play, which implies they may attain eight factors. Both Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka may find yourself on the identical quantity, which is able to convey web run charge into play within the ultimate calculation. For now, as Berrington stated, Scotland simply wish to acknowledge "the importance of every game," and be "clear in our plans."