Buoyed by their stunning victory over Bangladesh, Scotland will be keen to keep the winning momentum going when they take on Papua New Guinea in the T20 World Cup.
A shocked Bangladesh skipper Mahmudullah on Sunday called for an urgent introspection into his team's stunning defeat to Scotland in its opening Group B first-round match of the T20 World Cup.
Scotland stunned Bangladesh by six runs in their Group B opener of the T20 World Cup first round here on Sunday.
Bangladesh are coming into the tournament with nine T20I wins in the calendar year, only behind South Africa who have 12.
Australia were scheduled to play Scotland on June 29 at 'The Grange' in Edinburgh, before taking on England in a limited-overs series.
Majid Haq, an off-spinner who played 54 ODIs and 24 T20Is for Scotland between 2006 and 2015, said he was being treated at Royal Alexandra Hospital in the Paisley area of Glasgow.
Opting to bat, opener George Munsey's 65 followed by valuable contributions from Richie Berrington (48), skipper Kyle Coetzer (34) and Calum MacLeod (25) guided Scotland to a massive total of 198/6 in 20 overs.
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