George Munsey’s 84-run knock powers Scotland to 207 runs:Italy skipper Wayne Madsen dislocates shoulder in T20 WC debut; ITA need 208 runs to win

In the seventh match of the T20 World Cup 2026, Scotland put up a strong batting performance to set a challenging target for Italy in the seventh match of the T20 World Cup 2026. The Group C match is being played at the iconic Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata. Italy won the toss and chose to bowl first, hoping to restrict Scotland to a manageable total. However, the Scottish batters responded well and made full use of the conditions to post a big score. This match is important for both teams. Italy is playing its first-ever match in a T20 World Cup, while Scotland is looking for its first win in the tournament after losing its opening game against the West Indies. With a target of 208 runs to chase, Italy faces a tough challenge at Eden Gardens, and all eyes will now be on their batting response. Scotland score 207 for 4 in 20 overs Batting first, Scotland scored 207 runs for the loss of four wickets in their full 20 overs. Opener George Munsey led the charge with an excellent knock of 84 runs, giving Scotland a strong start at the top. Brandon McMullen also played a valuable role, remaining unbeaten on 41 runs. Michael Jones added further support with a quick 37-run innings, helping Scotland cross the 200-run mark. Scotland’s aggressive batting put Italy under pressure, especially during the middle and death overs, as the Scottish batters kept the scoreboard ticking. George Munsey falls after a brilliant knock George Munsey was eventually dismissed after his impressive 84-run innings. He was caught off Grant Stewart, who claimed Italy’s first-ever wicket in T20 World Cup history. This moment was special for Italy, as the team is making its World Cup debut through this tournament. Despite Munsey’s dismissal, Scotland maintained their momentum until the end of the innings. Italy captain Wayne Madsen dislocates his shoulder Italy suffered a major setback during the match when captain Wayne Madsen was forced to leave the field due to injury. He will not take any further part in the match, which could affect Italy’s chances while chasing a big target. While Italy aim to make a strong first impression in its World Cup debut, Scotland is desperate to register its first win after an opening loss to West Indies.