Scotland and Ireland have secured their spots in the Women's T20 World Cup this summer. Both teams emerged victorious from the qualifying tournament held in Nepal. Ireland defeated Thailand by 62 runs, while Scotland bested the USA by 41 runs. The tournament is scheduled to take place in England from June 12 to July 5.

Ireland's victory marks their fifth qualification for the World Cup, bouncing back from missing out in 2024. Gaby Lewis and Amy Hunter provided a strong start with their batting performance. Arlene Kelly celebrated her 100th cap with an impressive bowling display, taking 4-7. Scotland's success was fueled by Darcey Carter's 52 runs.

These wins guarantee Scotland and Ireland a place among the top teams in the world. The Super Six stage determined the final qualifiers, with Bangladesh and the Netherlands already having secured their spots. The upcoming World Cup promises exciting matches.

Fans can catch all the action live on Sky Sports. With the field now set, anticipation builds for the tournament. Expect competitive cricket from the qualified teams. The event will showcase the growing strength of women's cricket globally.