Scotland v Canada (126th Match)

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Thursday 13 Aug 2026

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11:00 Local Time

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Forthill Cricket Ground • 

Dundee, United KingdomShow on map

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The Scotland national cricket team, also known as the Scottish Saltires, is the national representative cricket team of Scotland. They have been playing international cricket since 1994 and have competed in multiple ICC tournaments, including the Cricket World Cup, World Twenty20, and ICC Champions Trophy. The team has also won the European Cricket Championship a record six times and has been runners-up in the World Cricket League Division One. Some notable players on the team include Kyle Coetzer, Calum MacLeod, and Richie Berrington. They play their home matches at the Grange Cricket Club, which has a capacity of 5,000 spectators. The team has a passionate fan base and continues to showcase impressive performances on the international stage. Be sure to catch the Scottish Saltires in action in their upcoming matches.

The Cricket team Canada, also known as the Canadian national cricket team, is the official men's national cricket team of Canada. Founded in 1968, it is governed by Cricket Canada and represents the country in international cricket competitions. The team has participated in three ICC World Cups, with their best finish being in 1979 where they reached the second round. In addition, they have also competed in numerous ICC T20 World Cups and ICC One Day Internationals. Some of the notable players to have represented Canada include John Davison, John Mooney, and Harvir Baidwan. The team's home ground is Maple Leaf Cricket Club, located in King City, Ontario, and has a capacity of 7,000 spectators. The team has achieved success in regional tournaments, including winning the ICC Americas Championship three times. With a dedicated group of players and a strong fan base, the Cricket team Canada continues to strive for success in the international cricket scene.