Namibia vs Scotland Head to Head Record and Results

Namibia vs Scotland stats by format

In ODIs, Scotland’s grip is tight. Namibia’s only win came by 3 wickets at Windhoek on 5 Dec 2022. Scotland have won the last 6 ODIs since then, a run that includes a 10-wicket thrashing in Nepal in Feb 2023 and the biggest margin in the series, 138 runs at Forthill, Dundee, on 26 Jul 2024, when Scotland made 301/6. Scotland also won the latest ODI, in Windhoek on 12 Apr 2026, with 7 wickets in hand.

The T20I record runs the other way. Namibia won the first three, in Oct 2019 and Oct 2021, all in the UAE. Scotland then took three in a row, at Bridgetown in Jun 2024 and twice at Windhoek in Apr 2026, before Namibia won the most recent game by 4 wickets on 18 Apr 2026. That match produced the two highest T20I totals in the fixture, 187/6 by Namibia chasing 186/4.

Top run scorers and wicket takers

MG Erasmus (Namibia) is first on both batting lists: 346 ODI runs with 4 fifties, and 249 more in T20Is, scored at 143.10 per 100 balls. HG Munsey (Scotland) is the most dangerous batter in the fixture. Munsey’s 326 ODI runs have come at 121.19 per 100 balls. His 108 off 64 at Windhoek on 18 Apr 2026 is the lone T20I hundred in the fixture, even though Scotland lost that game. Munsey has been named player of the match 3 times, a fixture record.

R Trumpelmann (Namibia) heads the wicket charts for Namibia and for both sides: 19 ODI scalps at 13.58 apiece, plus 8 more in T20Is. He also produced the best ODI analysis, 5/30 in Nepal in Feb 2023. For Scotland, MRJ Watt has 18 ODI wickets and MA Leask 15. MM English (Scotland) holds the top ODI score, 107 at Dundee.

Grounds, chasing and toss

The Namibia Cricket Ground in Windhoek has staged 5 matches, the most of any venue, and Scotland have won 3 of them. The rest are scattered across seven other grounds, from Glasgow and Dundee to Kirtipur in Nepal and King City in Canada.

Chasing has worked in both formats, though the samples are small. In T20Is, Namibia or Scotland won 5 of the 7 games when chasing, with an average first innings total of 152. ODIs were close to even, 5 wins chasing to 4 batting first. Calling correctly has been a near coin flip: in ODIs the toss winner finished ahead 5 times in 9, and in T20Is 3 times in 7.

Compare with each team’s full record on the Namibia team records and Scotland team records pages, or see Scotland vs Nepal and Namibia’s matches with the Netherlands.