Pakistan beat Scotland to win series by 2-0

Pakistan 166 for 6 (Malik 49*, Zaman 33, Leask 3-31) beat Scotland 82 (MacLeod 25, Faheem 3-5, Shinwari 2-4) by 84 runs

Edinburgh: Scotland suffered a second T20 defeat by Pakistan in successive days as they were bowled out for 82 chasing 167 for victory in Edinburgh.

Shoaib Malik's unbeaten 49 off 22 balls propelled Pakistan to 166-6 in their 20 overs, Fakhar Zaman (33) and Ahmed Shehzad (24) also weighing in.

The Scots, who lost by 48 runs on Tuesday, succumbed swiftly as they lost wickets at regular intervals.

Only Calum MacLeod (25) and Richie Berrington (20) mustered resistance.

Usman Shinwari removed both Scottish openers, George Munsey (0) and captain Kyle Coetzer (1) cheaply, while the impressive Faheem Ashraf took 3-5 off 2.4 overs.

Dylan Budge, Safyaan Sharif and Mark Watt were all run out as the visitors cleaned up with more than five overs to spare.

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