Bowler

Megan McColl

Born: Nov 15, 2000
Batting: Right Handed Bat
Bowling: right-arm medium
From: Scottish

Batting career

Career totals by format

Batting career statistics
Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	HS
ODI	11	209	19	83.27	57
T20I	52	371	14.27	106.61	32
List A	3	14	4.67	77.78	7
T20	1	7	7	63.64	7
Women's T20	4	43	14.33	116.22	14
Women's T20I	58	453	13.73	103.9	50
women odi	1	33	33	86.84	33
Women's List A	5	128	32	108.47	111*
Women's ODI	14	323	26.92	92.02	111*
women t20	9	57	9.5	107.55	14

Bowling career

Career totals by format

Bowling career statistics
Format	M	Wkts	Econ	Overs	Best
ODI	11	0	6.2	5.0	—
T20I	52	13	5.92	37.1	5/3
List A	3	0	5.5	2.0	—
Women's T20I	58	13	5.49	31.1	5/3
women odi	1	0	5.75	4.0	—
Women's List A	5	1	4.4	10.0	1/11
Women's ODI	14	1	4.92	13.0	1/11

Recent performances

ODI match form

28 Aug 2026vs NED-W, NED-W vs SCO-W 2026, #1ODI

Batting: 33 (38b)
Bowling: —

28 Aug 2026vs NED-W, NED-W vs SCO-W 2026, #1ODI

Batting: —
Bowling: 0/23 (4.0o)

11 Aug 2024vs PNG-W, Tri-Series in NEDW 2024, #5ODI

Batting: 14 (20b)
Bowling: —

8 Aug 2024vs NED-W, Tri-Series in NEDW 2024, #3ODI

Batting: 3 (6b)
Bowling: —

6 Aug 2024vs PNG-W, Tri-Series in NEDW 2024, #2ODI

Batting: 24 (33b)
Bowling: —

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14 Apr 2024vs USA-W, W Tri-Series in Dubai 2024, #3ODI

Batting: 38 (47b)
Bowling: —

About Megan McColl

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A dynamic all-rounder, Megan McColl is a professional cricketer for the Scotland women’s team. All-rounder McColl rose from club cricket at Arbroath United to the international stage for Scotland in the first of a new series. Started her cricketing career at a very young age playing softball cricket at Arbroath. McColl also featured for the Stormers in Scotland’s Regional Series. McColl went on to feature for Scotland A and the Women’s Performance Academy, before earning her first cap in 2019. She made her T20I debut against Germany in the ICC Women’s Qualifier Europe, before being selected for the Women’s Quadrangular Series in The Netherlands in August and the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier in Dundee and Angus in September of last year. On her debut against Germany, she bowled two overs without picking any wickets in an extremely low-scoring match. At just 20 years old, she is the epitome of the Scotland women’s team and still has a long time to cement her place in the squad. (As of May 2021)