ICC Cricket World Cup League Two 2023-27 Points Table, Most Runs, Most Wickets and Latest Stats

ICC Cricket World Cup League Two 2023-27 Points Table, Most Runs, Most Wickets and Latest Stats

The ICC Cricket World Cup League Two 2023-27 is approaching its final phase, with Scotland, USA and Netherlands already securing places in the 2027 Cricket World Cup Qualifier. Scotland moved to the top of the standings after beating Canada by 170 runs in the latest completed match on August 13. Scotland finished their League 2 campaign with 45 points, while USA have 43 and Netherlands 38. Oman occupy fourth place with 31 points and remain in contention for the final Qualifier position.

At the batting end, USA’s Milind Kumar leads the tournament with 1,214 runs, followed by Scotland’s George Munsey on 1,184. Namibia’s Bernard Scholtz is the leading wicket-taker with 50 wickets. The next phase begins in October, with UAE facing Namibia on October 3 in Dallas.

Latest Update: 1 October 2026

Updated After: Scotland vs Canada, Match 127, 13 August 2026

ICC Cricket World Cup League Two 2023-27 Points Table

PosTeamMatWonLostNRPtsNRR
1Scotland361910745+0.710
2USA322110143+0.693
3Netherlands321711438+0.215
4Oman281411331+0.018
5Namibia321317228-0.387
6Canada321017525-0.395
7Nepal321119224-0.089
8UAE28818218-0.867

The standings above reflect the latest completed League 2 matches available by the October 1 update. Scotland lead with 45 points, two ahead of USA and seven clear of Netherlands. Oman are fourth on 31 points, while Namibia are five points behind in fifth. Canada, Nepal and UAE occupy the next three positions.

Points Table Analysis

Scotland are confirmed for the 2027 Cricket World Cup Qualifier and finished their League 2 campaign at the top of the table. USA and Netherlands have also already secured Qualifier places.

The remaining qualification race is centred around fourth place. Oman have 31 points, followed by Namibia on 28, Canada on 25, Nepal on 24 and UAE on 18. With the final League 2 fixtures still to be played, the fourth Qualifier position has not been decided.

NRR could become important if teams finish level on points. Oman currently have a marginally positive NRR of +0.018, while Namibia, Canada and Nepal are all in negative territory.

Latest ICC Cricket World Cup League Two 2023-27 Match Result

Scotland beat Canada by 170 runs

Date: 13 August 2026
Venue: Forthill, Dundee
Scotland: 347/7 in 50 overs
Canada: 177 all out in 35 overs
Result: Scotland won by 170 runs
Player of the Match: Lyle Robertson

Scotland posted 347/7 after winning the toss and batting first. Richie Berrington led the innings with 120 from 103 balls, while Brandon McMullen contributed 64 from 59 balls. Canada were then dismissed for 177, with Pargat Singh making 42.

The major performance came from Scotland debutant Lyle Robertson, who took 6/52 in 10 overs. The performance was the fourth-best bowling analysis by a player on ODI debut.

Recent Match Results

DateMatchResult
13 Aug 2026Scotland vs CanadaScotland won by 170 runs
11 Aug 2026UAE vs CanadaUAE won by 97 runs
9 Aug 2026Scotland vs UAEScotland won by 1 wicket
7 Aug 2026Scotland vs CanadaScotland won by 9 runs
31 Jul 2026Netherlands vs NamibiaNamibia won by 6 wickets

The recent run of results includes three Scotland victories in four completed matches, while Canada lost both of its August games against Scotland and its match against UAE. The Netherlands–Namibia game on July 31 was won by Namibia by six wickets.

Most Runs in ICC Cricket World Cup League Two 2023-27

RankPlayerTeamMatchesRunsAverageStrike Rate
1Milind KumarUSA271,21444.9679.64
2George MunseyScotland251,18447.3691.86
3Saiteja MukkamallaUSA261,16244.6969.40
4Brandon McMullenScotland291,03235.5985.01
5Max O’DowdNetherlands291,00434.6271.10
6Richie BerringtonScotland2895434.0770.87
7Scott EdwardsNetherlands2793334.5669.38
8Monank PatelUSA2793134.4870.71
9Jan FrylinckNamibia2888531.6153.49
10Dipendra Singh AireeNepal2479633.1774.22

Milind Kumar remains the tournament’s leading run scorer with 1,214 runs. George Munsey is second with 1,184, while Saiteja Mukkamalla has 1,162.

Milind has also accumulated four centuries and 11 fifties in the competition, while Munsey’s 1,184 runs include the tournament’s highest individual score.

Most Wickets in ICC Cricket World Cup League Two 2023-27

RankPlayerTeamMatchesOversWicketsEconomyBest
1Bernard ScholtzNamibia30282.0503.335/22
2Shakeel AhmedOman22203.4493.595/23
3Kaleem SanaCanada27229.5474.264/30
4Kyle KleinNetherlands23188.4454.984/32
5Aryan DuttNetherlands24217.0444.246/34
6Brandon McMullenScotland28213.5444.634/55
7Saurabh NetravalkarUSA25219.3434.424/33
8Sandeep LamichhaneNepal25238.0424.414/41
9Harmeet SinghUSA28248.0395.484/21
10Brad CurrieScotland17123.5374.474/25

Bernard Scholtz leads the wicket-taking chart with 50 wickets from 30 matches. Oman spinner Shakeel Ahmed is just one wicket behind on 49, while Canada’s Kaleem Sana has 47.

Highest Individual Score

George Munsey — 191 runs

  • Team: Scotland
  • Balls: 150
  • Fours: 14
  • Sixes: 11
  • Opponent: Netherlands
  • Venue: Dundee
  • Date: 12 June 2025

Munsey’s 191 remains the highest individual score in the competition. The innings came from 150 balls and included 14 fours and 11 sixes.

Best Bowling Figures

Charlie Cassell — 7/21

Cassell’s 7/21 remains the best bowling figures in an innings in the competition. Other major bowling performances include Harmeet Singh’s 6/27, JJ Smit’s 6/27, Aryan Dutt’s 6/34 and Ajay Kumar’s 6/35.

Lyle Robertson’s 6/52 against Canada on August 13 was particularly notable because it came on ODI debut and helped Scotland complete a 170-run victory.

Most Sixes and Fours

George Munsey leads the six-hitting chart with 47 sixes, followed by Brandon McMullen with 36 and Milind Kumar with 33. Munsey also has the most fours, with 129 boundaries. Milind Kumar has 100 fours and Brandon McMullen has 98.

Centuries and Half-Centuries

Milind Kumar leads the tournament’s century count with four hundreds, while Saiteja Mukkamalla and Brandon McMullen have three each. Milind also has 11 half-centuries, with Saiteja on 10.

Qualification Scenario

Scotland, USA and Netherlands have already secured places in the 2027 Cricket World Cup Qualifier. Scotland finished their League 2 campaign at the top of the standings, while USA and Netherlands also have enough points to guarantee their Qualifier places.

Oman currently occupy fourth place with 31 points. Namibia are on 28, Canada on 25, Nepal on 24 and UAE on 18. The final Qualifier position therefore remains undecided going into the remaining matches.

Upcoming Matches

DateMatchVenueTime
3 Oct 2026Namibia vs UAEGrand Prairie Cricket Stadium, Dallas3:00 PM GMT
5 Oct 2026USA vs UAEGrand Prairie Cricket Stadium, Dallas3:00 PM GMT
7 Oct 2026Namibia vs USAGrand Prairie Cricket Stadium, Dallas3:00 PM GMT
9 Oct 2026Namibia vs UAEVenue as scheduled3:00 PM GMT
9 Oct 2026Oman vs CanadaAl Amerat Cricket Ground, Oman6:00 AM GMT
11 Oct 2026Canada vs NepalAl Amerat Cricket Ground, Oman6:00 AM GMT
13 Oct 2026Oman vs NepalAl Amerat Cricket Ground, Oman6:00 AM GMT

The next League 2 match is Namibia vs UAE on October 3 at Grand Prairie Cricket Stadium in Dallas. The USA-UAE and Namibia-USA matches follow on October 5 and 7 respectively.

The Oman leg then becomes particularly relevant to the qualification race, with Oman scheduled to face Canada on October 9 and Nepal on October 13, while Canada and Nepal also meet on October 11.

Records and Milestones

  • Scotland finished their League 2 campaign in first place with 45 points.
  • Scotland, USA and Netherlands have secured places in the 2027 World Cup Qualifier.
  • George Munsey’s 191 remains the highest individual score in the competition.
  • Bernard Scholtz is the first player to reach 50 wickets in the current statistical standings.
  • Lyle Robertson took 6/52 on ODI debut against Canada, one of the standout bowling performances of the latest round.

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