Besides
Kohli
and
Rohit,
other
Indian
stars
like
Jasprit
Bumrah
and
Ravichandran
Ashwin
were
also
seen
interacting
with
the
Scottish
players
in
their
dressing
room
after
the
match
on
Friday
night
(November
5).

“Huge
respect
to
@imVkohli
and
co.
for
taking
the
time,”
Cricket
Scotland
tweeted.

MUST
WATCH:

#SpiritOfCricket
was
at
its
best
as
Scotland
expressed
their
wish
to
visit
the

#TeamIndia
dressing
room
&
our
boys
made
them
feel
at
home🤝👌👌
–
By

@Moulinparikh

Special
feature
🎥
🔽

#T20WorldCup
#INDvSCO
https://t.co/pfY3r9evwH
pic.twitter.com/g6g6A86zve

—
BCCI
(@BCCI)

November
6,
2021

“Priceless,”
it
wrote
along
with
pictures
of
the
interaction.

India
put
up
an
all-round
effort
to
pulverise
Scotland
and
keep
their
semifinal
prospects
alive.
The
entire
match
lasted
a
mere
24.1
overs
as
India
skittled
Scotland
for
85
in
17.4
overs
and
then
needed
only
6.3
overs
to
knock
off
the
runs.

The
dominating
win
took
India’s
net
run-rate
to
+1.619,
which
is
now
best
among
all
six
teams,
even
better
than
top-placed
Pakistan
(+1.065).

To
surpass
Afghanistan’s
current
net
run-rate
of
+1.481,
India
needed
to
score
the
required
runs
in
7.1
overs
and
KL
Rahul
(50
off
19
balls)
and
Rohit
Sharma
(30
off
16
balls)
added
70
in
five
overs
to
make
sure
that
they
achieve
it
in
style.

Scotland
had
won
all
their
three
matches
in
Group
B
to
qualify
for
Super
12.

Huge
respect
to

@imVkohli
and
co.
for
taking
the
time
🤜🤛

pic.twitter.com/kdFygnQcqj

—
Cricket
Scotland
(@CricketScotland)

November
5,
2021

But
they
crashed
out
after
losing
all
their
last
four
matches.

Meanwhile,
Scotland
skipper
Kyle
Coetzer
said
his
side
cannot
be
content
with
just
progressing
to
the
Super
12
stages
of
the
ICC
Men’s
T20
World
Cup,
and
they
need
to
keep
marching
ahead
to
progress
further.

India
registered
a
thumping
eight-wicket
win
over
Scotland
on
Friday
at
the
Dubai
International
Stadium.

Scotland
has
so
far
lost
all
its
Super
12
games
in
the
ongoing
tournament.
India’s
attack
combined
brilliantly
to
restrict
Scotland
to
85
all
out.

Jadeja
returned
with
three
wickets,
and
the
Scotland
batters
had
no
answers
to
what
the
spinner
was
throwing
at
them.

“I
hope
the
years
ahead
are
full
of
positive
movement,
not
only
for
us
but
also
in
the
game,
to
keep
growing
the
game
as
much
as
possible.
Look,
it’s
so
exciting
to
see
various
teams
growing
from
strength
to
strength.

“You
look
at
Oman,
how
much
they’ve
developed
in
the
last
couple
of
years,
you
look
at
Singapore,
how
they’ve
developed.

“For
us
in
Cricket
Scotland,
it’s
brilliant
to
see
how
we’ve
managed
to
get
ourselves
in
the
Super
12s,
we’ve
qualified
for
the
next
World
Cup,
so
there’s
plenty
to
look
forward
to,”
said
Coetzer
during
the
virtual
post-match
press
conference.