8.40pm: That was a bit of a struggle for Scotland. No one looked fluent, least of all top-scorer George Munsey, and you'd peg Zimbabwe as favourites from here. Munsey has just had this to say to the host broadcaster: "Pretty tough to be honest, I think we're south of par. I found it tough out there, first game under lights in about a year. I don't think I adapted quick enough and I also thought they bowled well. [Deliberate anchor role?] Just poor batting on my part, I would have liked to kick on around the 14th and get us to a score of 150-160, just the way it goes. It's really simple, we've go to bowl well and field well. If we do that we can win this game." It's Friday night lights, and PDP will be back for the chase shortly

Meanwhile, I'm going to leave this here and scurry away to get coffee:

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