Scotland seized the toss in Windhoek and chose to bat, but Namibia’s bowlers rattled them into a 94-6 slump. Seamer Jasper Davidson and spinner Mark Watt each claimed two wickets, keeping runs tight. Namibia clawed back to 159-7, led by Gerhard Erasmus’ 54 and a 19‑run cameo from Jan Balt.

Opening partnership of George Munsey (44) and Finlay McCreath (16) exploded in the powerplay, setting the tone. Scotland never lost momentum, with Brandon McMullen unbeaten 44 steering the chase. Captain Richie Berrington contributed 34 in his 350th cap, while Matthew Cross sealed victory by hitting the winning runs with a two‑ball finish.

With the win, Scotland slams the series 2‑0 and builds confidence heading into the remaining Friday and Saturday fixtures. The victory showcases a balanced attack and disciplined fielding, while Namibia’s bowlers proved dangerous early. Fans celebrate a convincing performance that underlines Scotland’s growing stature in international T20 cricket and cements their position as a formidable challenger in the global arena.