Namibia recovered from 89 for 5 to post 198 thanks primarily to a 6th wicket stand of 87 between top-scorer Louren Steenkamp 67 (professional at Coleraine) and skipper JJ Smit who made 43. The wickets were shared with three for McMullen and two apiece for Watt, Davidson and Jarvis. Rueben Trumpelmann struck two early blows to leave the contest evenly poised after the first powerplay. McMullen and Berrington put Scotland in total control with a third wicket stand of 112 and it should be plain sailing despite the stand being broken by Myburgh. Just 66 needed from 24 overs with seven wickets left. A deserved 100 from Brandon McMullen who hit 9 fours and 4 sixes in his 92-ball knock before retiring. No doubt about the result or the Man of the Match now. Mark Watt (27*) and Matty Cross (14*) ensure there is no late drama as Scotland end their tour on a high with a seven-wicket win.