Toss: USA. Up and down results for the Scots to date, a 109 run win over Uganda followed by a 10 wicket defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka. They would anticipate a win against a USA side who went down by 8 wickets against Uganda in their only game so far. New opening combination for the Scots today with Megan McColl partnering Saskia Horley but she's gone in the third over paddling Geetika Kodali straight to the keeper. Horley follows in the next over bowled by Isani Vagela for 8 as she tried to work an inswinger from outside off stump into the leg side, and that brings the Bryce sisters together at the crease. Not for long Sarah chasing a wide and slicing to short third. Ailsa Lister rides her luck and is dropped twice in the tenth over both on the boundary and collects 8 runs for them into the bargain! She eventually runs past a wide and is stumped to give Aditiba Chudasama her second wicket. Quick runs for Lorna Jack before she gives Immadi the charge and is stumped. Katherine Fraser in and out in the final over but Scotland will be confident of defending this total. Gargi Bhogle gone first ball of the reply, the left hander slicing an away swinger high to Lorna Jack at backward point. And a second for Bryce, Immadi given lbw, big swing, hard to see how it was both in line and hitting the stumps. Action Replay!!! Surely outside the line? No doubt about her fourth wicket as Kolan gets her pads out of the way and is bowled. Another stumping sees the end of Jessica Willathgamuwa, a wicket in her first over for Abtaha Maqsood. Six down as a simple catch at mid off sees the end of Chudasama with Maqsood claiming a second in the first over after the drinks break. Some late resistance from Isani Vaghela and Jivana Aras delayed the inevitable but the result was never in doubt after the Scottish innings. No doubt either who will benamed POTM, it will be Scottish skipper Kathryn Bryce.

Toss: Sri Lanka. Darcey Carter gone in the first over and Kathryn Bryce comes to join Saskia Horley at the crease. A quickfire innings of 22 including 5 boundaries from Kathryn Bryce ends when she is bowled off her thigh. More trouble for the Scots as Saskia Horley falls to a diving caught and bowled. Priyadharshani's little pushed legbreaks wreaking havoc Sarah Bryce edges behind, Priyanaz is seemingly plumb next ball and unbelivably survives only to edge her second delivery to slip. Ailsa Lister fails to clear mid-off and it's all gone wrong for Scotland it seems. Another missed sweep sees Katherine Fraser bowled and Rachel Slater tamely chip back her first ball - two in the over for Dilhari. Nine down as Lorna Jack lobs a catch to extra cover, Scotland may not last the twenty overs here. In fact they only last another two balls, Chloe Abel just about reaching mid off to give Dilhari her fourth wicket. Kathryn Bryce bowls the first over with her big inswingers, no swing for Rachel Slater who bowls a 12 ball over - 6 wides down the leg side! Change of ends for Bryce after that single Slater over but the runs keep flowing from Athapaththu who takes 15 from Horley's first over. Fifty off 31 for Athapaththu who looks in a different class to any other batters in the tournament so far. Scores tied in 10 overs and all over 1 ball later, dominant display by Sri Lanka as befits their tournament favourites tag.

Two wickets in the third over for Josephine Nkomo has rocked UAE who elected to bat first and it's slow going for them reaching 53/3 at the half way stage. A fifty run partnership between Hotchandani and Egodage end with a run out and a generous lbw decision accounts for Hotchandani. Josephine Nkomo takes two in two balls in her final over. And two in the twentieth for Mazvishaya sees the UAE finish at 105/9. Steady start to the reply from Zimbabwe who lose their first wicket when Sharne Mayers is lbw sweeping. Partnership building between Modester Mupachikwa and Chipo Tiripano gets to 43 before a silly run out costs Mupachikwa her wicket - attempting a second on a misfield and sent back! No Umpire's referral available so the question we're not going to get an answer to - 'Did the bowler break the stumps before throwing the ball onto them?' Certainly the ball ended up on the ground. Mary-Anne Musonda strides to the crease and looks determined to get this over quickly. And an unbroken third wicket partnership of 41 at a run a ball seals the win. The team go across to the large crowd of Zimbabwe supporters - redemption after Thursday's loss to Vanuatu.

Netherlands have chosen to bat first in their opening match against first round surprise winners Vanuatu and lose captain Heather Siegers for just a single, an ugly swipe across the line, bowled by Selina Solman. Babette de Leede chips a return catch to Thursday's POTM Nashimana Navaika but Sterre Kalis is still there going well with the score 69/2 at the halfway stage. The Netherlands probably have done enough already to secure the win, a fifty off 40 balls for Kalis and the 100 up with five overs remaining in the innings. It has been all Steer Kalis aided and abetted by an appaling fielding display by Vanuatu, she finally departs for 70 off 51 (9x4) Extras second top score! The Dutch in total control with the Vanuatu chase at a virtual standstill, 28/3 at the halfway stage. No better in the second half, although they better their 52 versus Scotland, just. All over with nine wickets down, the injured Vanuatu keeper Mahina Tarimiala unable to bat.

USA have opted to bat in their opening fixture against Uganda who were blown away by the Scots on Thursday. Disha Dhingra and Anika Kolan the USA openers and Kolan is first to go showing all the stumps to Sarah Walaza and missing with the sweep. Dhingra follows for a run a ball 25. USA reach 53/2 after ten overs. The running between the wickets has looked nervous throughout and it costs USA their third wicket 83/3 with 5 overs remaining. Skipper Sriharsha gone for 26 and then another crazy run attempted costs them a fifth. You really do get the impression these girls have never played played with each other before. Prosscovia Alako is given caught behind, much to her surprise, in the first over of the chase. Esther Iloku follows the same way and it's been slow going for Uganda in the first ten overs, 34/2 with a lot to do in the second ten. Immaculate Nakisuuyi is taking them close, her partnership with Stephani Namphiina looks like doing the job for Uganda. In the end that unbroken third wicket partnership was worth 104 - a powerful second half of the innings has got Uganda their first win in the tournamnet.