Scotland wore a surprise defeat from Nepal on Monday by beating 44 over the Netherlands in Dundy.
After the bats were first asked, Scotland retreated to 97-6, but was created in the efforts made by five of the Finlay McCreath mixture, which achieved 81 out of 106 delivery operations.
MCCREATH placed on 91 for the seventh Wikit with Mark Watt, who stole 60 of 72 balls.
Some hosts late Safyaan Sharif (36*) helped the hosts reach 262-9 of 50 amounts, and the total Netherlands was unable to chase.
Two of the share with the new ball of Brandon McMolin started the second round in a wonderful way to Scotland and the Netherlands continued to lose the share at regular intervals.
Sherif, Watt and Jasper Davidson ended with two scalp, where the Netherlands have been completed for 218 in 45 amounts.
“We did not go to the beginning that we wanted, but the young man shown by the Finlay McCreath was great today to see him,” said Captain Richie Perlington in Scotland.
“It is not the way we want our beating roles, but the amazing thing is some different people.
“It's great to have options to go to the ball at different stages.”
Scotland – who have 10 wins from 18 CWCL2 games – Next Face Nepal on Sunday before the Netherlands took over again on June 12.
