Scotland, Netherlands, Oman, Ireland fight for T20 supremacy
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- 18th)Gary Wilson's
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2:12)The T20 World Cup Global
the T20 World Cup
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T20 World Cup Qualifier
the World Cup Qualifier
Summary
Captain wants his side to continue to push for Full Member status through on-field performances (2:12)The T20 World Cup Global Qualifier may be eight months away, but three sides who will be at that event are getting away from the European winter with an eye towards ramping up their preparation in their quest to secure a spot at next year's main event in Australia.The 2019 World Cup becoming a no-go zone for Associates has resulted in a shift in focus to the T20 World Cup, which at least has kept the door ajar for emerging nations to have a crack at Full Member countries on the widest platform possible.Here's a primer on each side ahead of the T20I Quadrangular series that begins on Wednesday at the Oman Cricket Academy.Scotland (ICC T20I ranking - 11th)Coming off their victory in the T20I tri-series held in Netherlands last June combined with their status as the highest ranked side in Oman, Scotland are arguably the favourites on paper.
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