The Netherlands had lost their opening match of the series with Scotland on Monday and now have a rest day. Nepal are straight back into action against the Scots.

A late drama unfolded in Glasgow, eventually leading to an unprecedented scene as the Netherlands beat Nepal in a thrilling T20I contest that had not one but three Super Overs. This was the first time any men's professional match—T20 or List A—had witnessed three tie-breaks.

With Nepal needing 16 runs in the last over, the Netherlands appeared to be winning after posting 152 for seven. But Nandan Yadav tied the score and forced a Super Over with two boundaries, including one off the final ball.