The Monday Wrap (2nd June): Heriot's and Elston Clydesdale continue to lead the way
Gary Heatly reports on Scotland A (Men and Women), Eastern Premier League, Western Premiership One, the Scottish Cup, Women’s Premier League and the loss of an umpiring stalwart
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In this week’s Monday wrap …
Success for Scotland A (Men and Women) ahead of summer schedule starting in earnest today
Huntly come close to causing an upset in Scottish Cup
Vigilant Dumfries survive the weather to climb to fifth in Western Premiership One
AFTER a long build-up, Scotland Men’s home summer schedule kicks-off today against Nepal at Forfarshire’s Forthill ground with a Cricket World Cup League Two One Day International at 11am, which will be streamed live via ICC TV.
Five other matches involving these sides and Netherlands then take place there up until June 12th before six T20Is at Clydesdale’s Titwood ground from June 15th to 20th.
Before that action gets underway, here’s a round up of recent days in Scottish cricket.
