Scotland vs Australia, 2nd T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

That is all we have from this one. Will Australia cleansweep 3-0, or can Scotland record their first-ever win against Australia? All answers to be unraveled tomorrow. Do remember to join us for one last time this series. Cheers!!

Mitch Marsh | Australian skipper: It was a really good game of cricket. The way Inglis and Green bailed us out of trouble and the way Inglis played was unbelievable. I think we got a youngish group here and we also spoke about flexibility in the whole tour. There maybe a couple of changes, not too sure and maybe I'll have to ask the coach. The focus is on winning the series 3-0 and we are gonna talk about that.

Richie Berrington | Scotland skipper There were improvements today, we were much better with the ball in hand, got a couple of early wickets, but credit to Josh Inglis he played a brilliant knock and took the bowlers on and got a lot of boundaries through the middle overs which really made the difference and they were probably 20-30 above par. The character the guys showed was great, I thought we came back really well from the other day. Sole was really impressive with the ball. We gonna keep getting better and hopefully we will come back tomorrow and finish off well.

Josh Inglis | Player of the Match: (Fastest Australian T20I centurion) Pretty special to be honest. I didn't know about it. To hold that record now, it's really nice. Doesn't happen too often, there was a bit happening early doors, we lost a couple of wickets. Me and Greeny spoke about building a partnership. Once the new ball wore off, it got easier in the middle period. Was just looking to play good cricket shots and show some good intent. Really good opportunity for me to get some game time in and try to cement my place in the squad. Really tough, a lot of good players in the squad.

17:40 local, 16:40 GMT, 22:10 IST: Only two double-digit scores, both of which have come from the top 3. To rub more salt into the wounds, just one batter got past 20. You don't win too many games chasing 197 with such sorry scorecard in any format of the game. McMullen put up a show with an array of clean hits down the ground, but he needed someone to support him at the other end. Unfortunately for the hosts, they kept crumbling at regular intervals and never really stole the grip from the mighty Aussies. On a positive note, this has been an improved show from Scotland. They were thrashed mercilessly in the first game after posting 154, but today their bowling looked in a decent shape with the arrival of Bradley Currie. With the bat, they needed someone to dig deep and allow McMullen to play his natural game. Not to be. Stick around for the post-match reactions...

Stoinis to Greaves, out Caught by Hardie!! Australia seal the game by 70 runs and win the series with a game to go. Stoinis goes slower and wider of off, Greaves shuffles across and plays the 45-degree scoop (targetting over short fine rather than the keeper) and picks out the fielder in the deep to his left. Stoinis finishes with a four. Greaves c Hardie b Stoinis 6(6) [4s-1]

Stoinis to Greaves, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Stoinis to Bradley Currie, 1 run, good length just outside off, Currie dabs it to the left of cover for a quick single

Bradley Currie, right handed bat, comes to the crease

Stoinis to Wheal, out Caught by Bartlett!! Optimistic hack from Wheal and all he could manage was a thick leading edge to the left of cover. Bartllett ambles back and completes the easiest of catches. Australia one away... Wheal c Bartlett b Stoinis 5(8)

Stoinis to Wheal, THATS OUT!! Caught!!

Stoinis to Wheal, no run, short of length outside off, Wheal pulls off the toe end to the right of mid-wicket

Marcus Stoinis [3.0-0-22-2] is back into the attack

Zampa to Wheal, 1 run, quicker on the stumps, pulled away to the right of deep square leg

Zampa to Wheal, no run, quicker on middle and leg, Wheal pushes it off the toe end into the leg-side

Zampa to Greaves, leg byes, 1 run, tossed up just outside off, Greaves misses the sweep and deflects it off the front pad to the right of short fine

Zampa to Greaves, leg byes, 2 runs, switches his stance to try the reverse sweep and ends up dragging it off the forearm to the left of backward point

Zampa to Wheal, 1 run, floated up outside off, Wheal opens the bat face and drives to the left of sweeper cover

Zampa to Wheal, 2 runs, full outside off, Wheal looks to drive and gets a thick inside edge that rolls down to the right of fine leg

Adam Zampa [3.0-0-26-1] is back into the attack