Young Scotland all-rounder Darcey Carter finished the tournament as the leading run-scorer with 248 runs at an average of 62, while spinner Olivia Bell produced some excellent individual performances that included a stunning five-wicket haul in the title decider against Thailand that almost hauled her side across the line.
Sarah Bryce captained Scotland in Thailand in the absence of regular skipper and sister Kathryn Bryce and she was proud of the efforts from her player as their focus now turns to the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier in Nepal at the start of 2026 when they will attempt to be one of four sides that will qualify for next year’s T20 World Cup.
“It’s obviously a disappointing end to the tournament for us, but I couldn’t be prouder of how we thought right to the end, and we really gave it our best crack, but credit to Thailand, they played really well,” Sarah Bryce said.
“We’ve got so much that we can learn from this tournament, it’s been great that we’ve been here for these seven games and the quad-series beforehand, and we’ll look to work on that going into the qualifier in Nepal.”