England vs Scotland Live Score, U19 World Cup 2026: England U19 win by 252 runs

Max Chaplin to Sebastian Morgan, Full toss, on the pads, Sebastian Morgan flicks this towards the right of Finlay Carter at long on. Carted does well to cover a bit of ground to his right, puts in a dive and fields this. Keeps it down to two. 

Max Chaplin to Farhan Ahmed, Bumper on off, Farhan Ahmed pulls this through mid-wicket for one.

Max Chaplin to Farhan Ahmed, WIDE! Full and wide down the leg side. Wided.

Max Chaplin to Sebastian Morgan, On a length around middle and leg, Sebastian Morgan flicks this short of long on for one.

Jake Woodhouse to Farhan Ahmed, Good length wide of off, Farhan Ahmed pokes at it but gets beaten.

Jake Woodhouse to Sebastian Morgan, Short and on off, Sebastian Morgan pulls this to deep square leg for one.

Another positive for Scotland. The 6th wicket stand read 10, which is the lowest in this inning! From 331/3, England Under-19 are now 364/6! Sebastian Morgan walks in next, at number 8, replacing Ralphie Albert.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, OUT! CAUGHT! Hard length, into the deck, on middle and leg, cramping the batter from freeing his arms. Ralphie Albert goes after it with a pull, mistimes it and the ball lobs straight into the hands of Finlay Jones at mid-wicket.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, SIX! HIGH AND HANDSOME! On a length, around the pads, Ralphie Albert gets inside the line and flicks this over the fence towards the deep mid-wicket region for a biggie.

Jake Woodhouse to Farhan Ahmed, Short and on off, Farhan Ahmed punches this through covers for one.

What a wonderful over that was from Chaplin - just 3 runs from it with a wicket. Can the Scots build on this? Even if they restrict England under 400, it will be a moral win.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, Back of a length on middle and off, Ralphie Albert mishits the pull short of long on for a single.

Max Chaplin to Farhan Ahmed, Good length wide of off, Farhan Ahmed pushes this to covers.

Max Chaplin to Farhan Ahmed, Slower one, on middle and leg. Farhan Ahmed blocks this out.

Max Chaplin to Ralphie Albert, On a length around off, Ralphie Albert chips this on the bounce to long on for one.

Max Chaplin to Farhan Ahmed,Good length on the pads, Farhan Ahmed gets off the mark with a single.

Farhan Ahmed walks in next, at number 7, replacing Ben Mayes, with sights set firmly on 400.

Max Chaplin to Ben Mayes, OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! A marathon knock of 191 at a sprinting pace comes to an end. Full and wide down the leg side, Ben Mayes goes for the reverse sweep but fails to get into a good position to hit this and ends up edging this off the outside edge. Thomas Knight, behind the stumps, does extremely well to glide to his left and take a stunner despite being blinded for most of the ball's trajectory. Ben Mayes departs after scoring 191 (117). 

Max Chaplin to Ralphie Albert, On a length around off, Ralphie Albert cuts this to point for a single.

5 overs left. 400 should be a bare minimum, looking at the way England are going. Their highest score in Youth ODIs is 383/7 while there has been only one instance of a batter scoring a double hundred in a Youth ODI - South Africa's Jorich Van Schalwyk, around 5 months back, in Harare itself. But no one has scored a double hundred in an Under-19 World Cup. Can Ben Mayes do the unthinkable?

Jake Woodhouse to Ben Mayes, FOUR! That's been hit well in the gap for four. Good length on off, Ben Mayes gets right on top of the bounce and drives this right through the covers region for a boundary to close the over. 350 UP FOR ENGLAND AND BEN MAYES MOVES INTO THE 190s.

There is some sort of a delay here. Okay, while trying to take the catch on the previous ball, Manu Saraswat banged his head on the ground. The physio has come out for a concussion check. All good to resume.

Jake Woodhouse to Ben Mayes, On a length, wide outside off. Ben Mayes clears his front foot and looks to slog this over long on. Gets it edged off the outside behind point for two. Manu Saraswat looks to catch this, but fails to get anywhere near it. As he dives, the ball bumps away from him and it hits Manu on his head. A concussion check on Manu will be underway.

Jake Woodhouse to Ben Mayes, Short and wide of off, Ben Mayes slashes hard at it and gets it edged to deep third for two.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, Back of a length on middle and off, Ralphie Albert flicks this straight to mid-wicket. A misfield from the fielder allows the single.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, WIDE! On a length, slanting down the leg. Ralphie Albert goes for the flick but misses. Wided.

Jake Woodhouse to Ben Mayes, On a length around middle and off, Ben Mayes hits this in the deep for a single.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, Good length around off, Ralphie Albert opens his bat face and slices this to deep third's right for one.

Max Chaplin to Ben Mayes, FOUR! Poor end to the over from the bowler and Mayes punishes Max. Full toss, down the leg side. Ben Mayes flicks this through the backward square leg region for four.

Max Chaplin to Ben Mayes, Good length around off, Ben Mayes plays the reverse sweep and hits this behind point for a couple of runs.

Max Chaplin to Ralphie Albert, Good length on middle and off, Ralphie Albert flicks this away through mid-wicket for one.

Max Chaplin to Ralphie Albert, Good length on off, Ralphie Albert punches this to mid off for no run.

Max Chaplin to Ben Mayes, Full and on off, Ben Mayes slogs this to deep square leg for one.

Max Chaplin to Ben Mayes, Loopy full toss, around leg. Ben Mayes goes for the reverse sweep and gets beaten. As the ball rolls to short fine leg the single was on offer but Ben denies it assuming it will be called a no ball but the umpires call it a fair delivery.

Max Chaplin is back on. 3-0-16-0 so far.

Jake Woodhouse to Ben Mayes, Full and on middle and off, Ben Mayes tucks this through square leg for another single.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, Good length, drifting down the leg. Ralphie Albert tucks this through square leg for one.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, On a length around off, Ralphie Albert guides this to point for no run.

Jake Woodhouse to Ralphie Albert, Good length on off, Ralphie Albert blocks this to mid-wicket.

10.30 am GMT - Boy, that was super quick! It is now bright and sunny in the middle, as if the drizzle had never arrived! Albert and Mayes stride back out to the middle, slowly followed by the Scots. We are set for resumption. 

Game stopped due to : Wet Ground Condition

Game stopped due to : Rain Stoppage

10.25 am GMT - Ralphie Albert walks out at number 6, replacing Caleb Falconer, with the drizzle persisting. If we were to walk off now, Falconer will be one angry chappy. In fact, the two umpires are getting towards one another. And just as we feared, THEY ARE GOING OFF. The good thing is that the skies are blue and are almost cleared. In fact, even as we type and the covers have come on, the drizzle has nearly stopped. Should not be too long a delay.

Jake Woodhouse to Caleb Falconer, OUT! CAUGHT! Hard length from Jake around off, Caleb Falconer looks to take on the boundary rider at long off. Fails to hit this from the middle of his bat and ends up finding Max Chaplin at the long off fence as he hits this from the bottom of his bat. Falconer departs after scoring 32 (34).

Jake Woodhouse to Caleb Falconer, Slower one, on a length around the pads. Caleb Falconer hits this towards deep backward square leg's right for two.

Ummm... the umpires are getting together for a chat. The drizzle has just gotten heavier. The groundstaff is also getting into position. But we carry on for now. Jake Woodhouse returns. 6-0-47-1 so far.

Ollie Jones to Ben Mayes, Full and wide of off, Ben Mayes looks to go downtown but gets beaten.

Ollie Jones to Caleb Falconer, Full and on off, Caleb Falconer drives this down to long on for one.

Ollie Jones to Ben Mayes, Full and on off, Ben Mayes cuts this late through square on off for one.

Ollie Jones to Ben Mayes, SIX! Well, well, well... Ben reads the line of the delivery early and brings out the reverse sweep one more time. Gets it right from the middle of hit bat and has enough power behind it to clear the deep point fence for a biggie.