Scotland and the Netherlands have finished their one‑day‑international series level at 1‑1 after the third ODI at Stirling County was called off without a single ball bowled due to relentless rain.
The series was arranged on short notice as the Dutch women aimed to restore their ODI ranking and prevent a significant funding reduction next year.
The Dutch secured a 58‑run win in the opening match at Clydesdale, while Scotland responded with a dominant nine‑wicket triumph in a rain‑affected second ODI in Stirling.
Nevertheless, the outcome ensures the Dutch have achieved the necessary results to safeguard their ranking and the critical funding.
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