Scotland's one-day international match against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the Cricket World Cup League 2 was unfortunately abandoned without a single ball being bowled. The reason for the cancellation was persistent rain that plagued the venue in Broughty Ferry.

The match, scheduled to be the first in the tri-series held at Forfarshire Cricket Club, experienced delays due to the inclement weather. Although the skies did brighten later in the day, the conditions ultimately did not permit any play to commence.

This unfortunate outcome marks another setback for the Scottish cricket team, who are currently positioned second in the standings, trailing behind USA and just ahead of the Netherlands. This latest no-result adds to a tally of seven no-results for Scotland within this Cricket World Cup League 2 cycle, impacting their progress in the tournament.

The UAE is next scheduled to play against Canada on Wednesday. Following that, Scotland will face the Canadian team on Friday, hoping for better weather and a chance to secure crucial points in the league.