Abhiunav Ravuri a lone figure holding up Jersey as Sweden struggled to make any impression on the scoreboard - turgid stuff and Jersey will expect no problems in chasing down a low total. But, that wasn't how it panned out initially as the Channel Islanders slumped to 62 for 5 despite Jack Kemp's 37. Their nerves were soothed though by an unbroken sixth wicket stand of 56 between Ben Heelis 36* (5 fours) and Barney Ashton (17*) as they clinched a five-wicket win to finish the competition on a high note.

Lots of starts in the Danish side but no one going on to a big score and it was Senuja Withanachchi batting at number eight that ensured they passed the two hundred mark. Casper le Ray with a five-for the highlight of the Islanders' spell in the field. Denmark were always in control and sealed a 35-run win thanks to four wickets from Senuja Withanachchi. Ed Robinson's 49 the best of the Guernsey batters.

Scotland put in to bat in the 'Big Yin' - a place in the U19 World Cup Finals going to the winners. The Scots will be disappointed with their final total as they lost their way mid innings after a solid opening platform had been established. Cedric de Lange claiming four wickets with his innocuous looking off spin. The chase ebbed and flowed throughout with a fourth wicket stand of 73 between Tom De Leede (67) and Teun Kloppenburg (38) getting the Dutch back into it after they fell to 35 for 3 with early wickets for Finlay Jones. Manu Saraswat looked to have won it with vital wickets but Aadit Jain (28*) gave his side late hope. In the end, Jones took his fourth wicket to clinch a 20-run win amidst great scenes. It's Scotland who claim the golden ticket of a World Cup berth and the Dutch 25-year drought continues.

A Man of the Match performance from Manu Saraswat ensured Scotland claimed their second win of the Qualifier as the hosts chased down their target with almost five overs to spare, adding an unbeaten half-century to his earlier four wicket haul.

Guernsey not quite able to get past the two hundred mark despite a number of their batters getting a start. It may well be enough as the Swedes are finding the going tough in the early stages of their chase. Ashutosh Samal just about kept the Swedes in it, top scoring as he did yesterday but he fell to Harry Johnson who then claimed a second in the over. A heroic ninth wicket stand between Advait Dhabe and skipper Muhammad Khattak got it down to twenty required off the final two overs and ten off the last. Only four deliveries required as Sweden claimed the win the partnership worth 55.

A second win for the Netherlands and a second defeat for Denmark. Five wickets for Alejo Nota and three for Aaditt Jain as Denmark were asked to bat first and were hustled out for just 78. After Victor Wiesmeier went without scoring Cedric de Lange and Shirsak Banerjee knocked off the runs required finishing unbeaten, as indeed they did in yesterday's game.

A stop-start affair as rain caused multiple stoppages with Guernsey unable to make much headway against the Dutch bowlers. Aaditt Jain with four wickets and Steele Grooteman three as the Channel Islanders struggled to post 103. No problems for the Dutch who chased the modest target down in just over twelve overs. Cedric de Lange (43*) and Shirsak Banerjee (15*) with the runs while Harry Johnson was the sole wicket taker for Guernsey.

Five wickets for Finlay Jones and two each for George Cutler and Ethan Ramsay as Sweden were bowled out for just 154.A brisk start to the chase by Ollie Pillinger whose 43 came off just 32 deliveries (8x4) and an unbroken century partnership for the third wicket between Manu Saraswat and Rory Grant saw the hosts home in quick time.

A 183 run second wicket partnership between Jack Kemp and Beau Gurner set the Jersey Boys on their way to an impressive first innings total. Theo Pullman with three quick wickets put the Danes firmly on the back foot with only Mustakim Aslam providing any resistance to the Islanders. Sanuja Withanachchi's 18 the only other double figure score in the Swedish card.