Namibia Deny Scotland Sweep With Last-Ball Six After Munsey's 108

The last-ball finish denies a Scotland sweep to close the series 2-1.

Overview

Namibia won the series finale by four wickets with a last-ball six, chasing 187 after Scotland reached 186-4 built on George Munsey’s 108.
Jan Frylinck led the chase with 78 off 53 balls, while early aggression from Louren Steenkamp kept Namibia on pace before late wickets tightened the target.
Needing 16 off the final over, Namibia benefited from a no-ball and then Dylan Leicher cleared the rope off the last delivery to seal the win.
Scotland had already clinched the three-match T20I series 2-1, having defended 157-8 to beat Namibia 138-7 in the second game by 19 runs.
That second T20I swung on seamer Mackenzie Jones’ 4-22 for Scotland, with Namibia captain Gerhard Erasmus top-scoring on 47 as all matches were played in Windhoek.