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Captain Richie Berrington passed 3,000 one-day international career runs as Scotland edged out Namibia in a rain-affected World Cup League 2 match.<\/b><\/p>\n
Scotland reached 290-9 at Forthill, Broughty Ferry, with the visitors deemed 47 runs short on the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method after getting to 235-9 after 44 overs.<\/p>\n
Opener George Munsey powered his way to a rapid 91 from 62 balls, although Scottish wickets tumbled at regular intervals thereafter.<\/p>\n
Brandon McMullen contributed 37 but, at 209-8, it looked like a promising opening may be squandered.<\/p>\n
However, Berrington hung around patiently before some late fireworks hoisted him to a valuable 79 not out.<\/p>\n
It takes the 37-year-old to 3,043 runs from 111 ODI innings.<\/p>\n
Safyaan Sharif also chipped in with 23 as the number 10 batter.<\/p>\n
Michael van Lingen and skipper Gerhard Erasmus led the Namibia charge, with knocks of 60 and 63 respectively.<\/p>\n
Erasmus departed at 213-6 and four successive wickets for Michael Leask saw off Namibia as the weather worsened.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n