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08-Jul-2011 05:26:00 GMT
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Scotland Name Squad for Tri-series

Edinburgh: Cricket Scotland has announced the squad for the upcoming tri-series against Sri Lanka and Ireland, making a couple of changes to the group that swept past Netherlands to complete a 2-0 series win last week.

Scotland's first fixture of the tri-series is against Ireland on Tuesday, followed by a match against Sri Lanka the Wednesday.

After an impressive debut in the second ODI against Netherlands, in which he took 4 for 27 to help set up a five-wicket win, 20-year-old seamer Safyaan Sharif retains his place in the squad.

Scotland squad: Gordon Drummond (captain), Fraser Watts, Ryan Flannigan, Josh Davey, Kyle Coetzer, Neil McCallum, Majid Haq, Gregor Maiden (wk), Richard Berrington, Gordon Goudie, Safyaan Sharif, Preston Mommsen, Calum MacLeod.


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