Scotland openers George Munsey and Michael Jones had taken the initiative with a confident score of 90 without loss.
Head coach Matthew Mott claimed England held “all the advantage” when rain wiped out their T20 World Cup opener against Scotland, adding an optimistic gloss to a game that could easily have ended in a shock defeat.
Munsey, one of six survivors from the side that stunned England in a one-off ODI when they last faced each other in 2018, struck 41no off 31 balls and Jones – who only arrived in the Caribbean three days ago after his last-minute release by Durham – crashed an unbeaten 45 from 30 deliveries. “We’ve waited a long time to be able to put our best foot forward and we didn’t get that opportunity today. It’s incredibly frustrating for both teams,” he said.
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