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Record run scorer Kyle Coetzer is to step down as Scotland captain but has vowed to play “more exciting cricket” for his country at the age of 38.
Friday’s Cricket World Cup League 2 tri-series fixture in Texas against the UAE will be his last match in charge.
It will be his 110th as captain and 214th appearance for Scotland.
“I have thought long and hard about my decision,” he said. “While part of me is sad to be stepping down, I’m happy with where the team currently sits.”
Scotland remain second behind Oman, despite Wednesday’s four-wicket win over the third-placed UEA, which included Coetzer’s latest century, but have games in hand over the leaders. Three teams qualify for the 2023 Cricket World Cup finals.
“It’s been a great journey so far and there’s going to be some more exciting cricket to play yet.,” Coetzer said.
His successor will be appointed before Scotland’s next series of fixtures in July against Namibia and…
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