Welcome one and all to this Scotland vs. Nepal Dream11 Prediction Today Match preview, which is the 76th ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 fixture. The game will be played on 8th June 2025 at Forthill, Dundee. This piece delves into player performance, injuries, historical results, and other things that will help in creating a winning Fantasy XI team for a slightly busy Wednesday. These tips can be easily absorbed by a fantasy cricket player, whether experienced or new in the field, and be ready to make a proper decision for the panorama match. Let us move ahead and try to predict the today match between Scotland and Nepal.
Scotland vs Nepal Dream11 prediction today Match: match overview
Today’s Scotland vs Nepal Dream11 Prediction is going to be very interesting and, indeed, quite exciting. It is going to be hosted by the Forthill ground in Dundee, this afternoon from 3:45 PM IST. They dominated the Scottish side by a whisker earlier in the month. The seventh-placed Nepal may have won only one from their 14 games but their negative net run rate of -0.191 tells it already about them; quite a competitor! The most recent head-to-head data screen tells that Nepal has been the better side secured in three out of four engagements. This game is going to be a cliff-hanger!
Forthill’s pitch is an easy one; it will not go against any kind of player. Going back to the fact to the matter that this is where both Scotland and Nepal have played their recent ICC Cricket World Cup League Two games, one is able to say that the form is easily traceable from recent performances. It very well may be a batsman-friendly surface following it, surely with some help to the spinners and some purchase to bowlers with variations. The weather is clear with temperatures about 14-16°C and very low chances of rain; it is a perfect day for a 50-over complete game.
Key Players to Watch
Scotland: Form Players
Brandon McMullen (Allrounder): MickeyMouse is going to be a must-pick for your Dream11 team. Having scored 428 runs in 10 matches with an average of 53.5, along with 19 wickets and an economy of 5.01, he is again one of the big captaincy choices for this match, as his performances with both bat and ball cannot be denied. Indeed, he has been consistent, with 167 runs having come off his bat and six wickets in the bag from his previous three outings.
George Munsey (Batter): George Munsey has the record of scoring 401 runs in 7 innings @57.29 average and 102.03 strike rate. A top-order batter who can assume a responsible approach and can also give a firing start to his side in the innings. He will be the highest run-getter for Scotland if he accomplishes this in the tournament so far.
Brad Currie (Bowler): Currie is a very handy pick with his 14 wickets from just 6 matches at an economy rate of 5.14. It is a skill of picking up wickets in bunches—for instance, nine in his last four games—that is most relevant on a balanced pitch.
Nepal: Form Players
Karan KC (Allrounder): He was the star in their one-wicket victory over Scotland, bashing 65* from 41 with the bat and taking two wickets. His efforts of 2 for 43 and 65* in that game piled up 77 points in the last match and thus set him up as the vice-captain for the contest.
Sandeep Lamichhane (Bowler): He has been the real torture for Scotland. Wickets in bulk against them, so far eight scalps in the last couple of games, return an average of 63 fantasy points, thus making him the safest option to keep for the side.
Asif Sheikh (Wicketkeeper-Batter): With 254 runs so far, Aasif has been the highest run-getter for his side in this affair. Consecutive promising knocks have raised his stock presently.
Underperforming Players
Richie Berrington (Scotland, Batter): Experienced as he is, Berrington has not been firing of late. With 944 runs in hand at this very competition, his run of poor form is likely to instill doubts regarding the potentiality of any big knock from him.
Anil Sah (Nepal, Batter): His form has been erratic, scoring only 99 runs in the tournament thus far. It is a big question whether he can make an impact and score big runs against a quality Scotland bowling unit.
Injury Reports
As per the received updates, there have not been any reports of any big injury setbacks among the teams. Both teams are expected to be fit, but final confirmation of playing XI should be watched from ESPNcricinfo.
History and Head-to-Head
Nepal have won 3 of their last 4 completed ODIs against Scotland, including a 1-wicket win away on June 2, 2025. However, 2022 has seen them win only 3 out of 12 played anywhere in the world. With 10 victories and only 3 defeats to Nepal in 4 at this venue, Scotland might go into this fixture as very slight favorites. Both sides’ balanced pitch at Forthill will be making this a closely fought fixture for certain, where both sides would bat first to post a challenge of 250-320 runs.
Dream11 Practice Tip
The dream11 side you are making should be perfectly balanced. On the other hand, there are also Karan KC and Brandon McMullen, who can provide good run-scoring opportunities and wicket-taking abilities in both departments for a player to have a good Dream11 side.
Dream11 Batsmen
In the changed Forthill playing conditions, front-line batters George Munsey, Aasif Sheikh, or Kushal Bhurtel find it quite easy to score runs, setting them up well for a decent score. Mark Watt, Sandeep Lamichhane, or Brad Currie – these are the bowlers with variations that are sure to ask most questions and take most wickets on this track. One look at his record against Scotland makes it a no-brainer to have Sanders in the team.
Captain: Brandon McMullen
Vice-Captain: Karan KC
Avoid stacking up too many middle-order batters: The middle-order batters, like Bhim Sharki and Michael Leask, come in only at the fall of a few early wickets, which again does not always give high points.
My Team11
Wicketkeeper: Aasif Sheikh
Batsmen: George Munsey, Kushal Bhurtel, Finlay McCreath
All-rounders: Brandon McMullen (C), Karan KC (VC), Michael Leask
Bowlers: Sandeep Lamichhane, Brad Currie, Mark Watt, Sompal Kami
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Who Will Win The Match?
Scotland is better-placed than Nepal at the moment and are stronger. Their posting more than 300 on the board, batting first, will make the hosts win this match slightly. However, with Karan KC and Sandeep Lamichhane, no side can be taken lightly. One might feel that Scotland’s balanced and in-form record at home means that this match could be closely competed. If early wickets are lost, the target will be challenging for the chasers.
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