Scotland’s Squad and Matches for T20I World Cup 2026
Scotland enters the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 as a well-structured associate powerhouse featuring experienced players and a disciplined team approach capable of challenging stronger opponents.
Captain: Richie Berrington
Vice Captain: To Be Announced
Coach: Owen Dawkins
Scotland Group Stage Match Schedule – T20 World Cup 2026
Scotland vs West Indies
Date: 7 February 2026
Venue: Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Time: 03:00 pm
Scotland vs Italy
Date: 9 February 2026
Venue: Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Time: 11:00 am
Scotland vs England
Date: 14 February 2026
Venue: Eden Gardens, Kolkata
Time: 03:00 pm
Scotland vs Nepal
Date: 17 February 2026
Venue: Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
Time: 07:00 pm
Squad: Richie Berrington (c), Tom Bruce, Matthew Cross (wk), Bradley Currie, Oliver Davidson, Chris Greaves, Zainullah Ihsan, Michael Jones, Michael Leask, Finlay McCreath, Brandon McMullen, George Munsey, Safyaan Sharif, Mark Watt, Bradley Wheal.
Travelling reserves: Jasper Davidson, Jack Jarvis
Non-travelling reserves: Mackenzie Jones, Chris McBride, Charlie Tear
1. Richie Berrington (Captain)
Strengths:
- Experienced middle-order batter
- Strong leadership and match awareness
- Reliable finishing ability
Weaknesses:
- Strike-rate acceleration can slow at times
- Limited bowling contribution
2. Tom Bruce
Strengths:
- Powerful middle-order hitter
- Experience in franchise cricket
- Strong finishing ability
Weaknesses:
- Batting inconsistency
- Can struggle against quality spin
3. Matthew Cross
Strengths:
- Reliable wicketkeeper-batter
- Good strike rotation
- Calm presence under pressure
Weaknesses:
- Limited power-hitting ability
- Batting strike rate sometimes slow
4. Bradley Currie
Strengths:
- Left-arm pace option
- Good swing bowling
- Useful powerplay bowler
Weaknesses:
- Limited international experience
- Death-over skills developing
5. Oliver Davidson
Strengths:
- Emerging pace-bowling talent
- Good aggression with the ball
- Athletic fielding
Weaknesses:
- Inexperience
- Needs better bowling consistency
6. Chris Greaves
Strengths:
- Valuable all-rounder
- Aggressive batting ability
- Useful spin bowling option
Weaknesses:
- Batting inconsistency
- Bowling economy fluctuations
7. Zainullah Ihsan
Strengths:
- Promising batting talent
- Good stroke play
- Energetic fielding
Weaknesses:
- Limited international exposure
- Performance consistency developing
8. Michael Jones
Strengths:
- Solid top-order batter
- Ability to anchor innings
- Good fielding presence
Weaknesses:
- Strike rate sometimes slow
- Can struggle against quality pace early
9. Michael Leask
Strengths:
- Explosive batting all-rounder
- Useful spin bowling
- Strong finishing ability
Weaknesses:
- Batting inconsistency
- Bowling economy inconsistency
10. Finlay McCreath
Strengths:
- Young batting prospect
- Good technique
- Strong domestic performances
Weaknesses:
- Limited experience
- Needs consistency at international level
11. Brandon McMullen
Strengths:
- Key seam-bowling all-rounder
- Aggressive middle-order batting
- Wicket-taking bowling ability
Weaknesses:
- Bowling economy fluctuations
- Batting consistency varies
12. George Munsey
Strengths:
- Explosive opening batter
- Strong power-hitting ability
- Experienced T20 performer
Weaknesses:
- Risky batting approach
- Inconsistent performances
13. Safyaan Sharif
Strengths:
- Experienced fast bowler
- Reliable seam control
- Useful death-over bowling
Weaknesses:
- Pace not very high
- Injury concerns occasionally
14. Mark Watt
Strengths:
- Accurate left-arm spinner
- Economical bowling spells
- Tactical bowling awareness
Weaknesses:
- Limited batting contribution
- Not always a big wicket-taker
15. Bradley Wheal
Strengths:
- Fast bowling pace and bounce
- Wicket-taking ability
- Useful lower-order hitting
Weaknesses:
- Bowling economy inconsistency
- Control issues under pressure
Travelling Reserve: Jasper Davidson
Strengths: Young emerging talent, good fielding ability, strong domestic performances.
Weaknesses: Limited international exposure, experience developing.
Travelling Reserve: Jack Jarvis
Strengths: Promising bowling option, energetic presence, good domestic record.
Weaknesses: Limited big-match experience, consistency developing.
Non-Travelling Reserve: Mackenzie Jones
Strengths: Young batting prospect, strong domestic performances, good fielding.
Weaknesses: Limited international experience, pressure handling developing.
Non-Travelling Reserve: Chris McBride
Strengths: Solid top-order batting, good technique, reliable stroke play.
Weaknesses: Strike-rate acceleration sometimes slow, limited exposure at top level.
Non-Travelling Reserve: Charlie Tear
Strengths: Emerging batting talent, aggressive stroke play, athletic fielding.
Weaknesses: Limited experience, performance consistency developing.