In a finish that will be replayed for years, Namibia snatched a stunning last-ball victory over Scotland in the final T20 international, winning by four wickets in Windhoek. The result denied Scotland a series clean sweep, adding a dramatic final chapter to a contest already decided.

The stage was set by a batting masterclass from Scotland's George Munsey. The explosive left-hander hammered his third T20 century for his country, a blistering 108 from just 59 balls that included seven sixes. His power-hitting, supported by a late cameo from Matthew Cross, propelled Scotland to a formidable 186-4, seemingly securing a 3-0 series whitewash.

Namibia's chase was built on a brilliant counter-attacking innings from Jan Frylinck, whose 78 from 53 balls kept the required rate in check. However, with 16 needed from the final over and captain Gerhard Erasmus at the crease, the game swung back toward Scotland after two quick wickets.

Needing nine runs from the final two deliveries, the tension was palpable. A crucial no-ball from bowler Jasper Davidson changed the equation, bringing Dylan Leicher on strike. After scrambling a two, Leicher faced the final ball with four runs to win. In a moment of pure cricketing theatre, he launched the ball over the boundary for a match-winning six, sending the home crowd into raptures and providing a unforgettable climax to the series.