Adil Rashid's stellar bowling figures of 3/36 and Tom Banton's unbeaten fifty led England to a T20 World Cup victory over Scotland. Despite early setbacks, England chased down Scotland's 152-run target with ease, thanks to critical contributions from Jacob Bethell and Sam Curran.

In a dominant display, veteran leg-spinner Adil Rashid claimed 3/36 to lay the groundwork for England's five-wicket triumph over Scotland in a T20 World Cup Group C encounter. Opting to field, England bowled out Scotland for 152, with Jofra Archer and Liam Dawson each contributing two wickets.

Captain Richie Berrington spearheaded Scotland's innings with a brisk 49 off 32 balls, supported by opener Michael Jones' 33. England's chase endured early hiccups, losing openers Phil Salt and Jos Buttler quickly, but was steadied by Jacob Bethell and Tom Banton's 66-run partnership.

Banton remained unbeaten on 63, while Sam Curran and Will Jacks offered vital runs to ensure England surpassed the target with 10 balls remaining. Rashid's and Banton's efforts were instrumental in securing England's Group C victory.