England vs Scotland Toss Prediction (ENG vs SCO)

Our toss call

Bowl first

From our match preview

We expect the toss winner to field.

✓ Decision called · England elected to field

Toss result

England won the toss and chose to bowl.

Scotland bat first

Stamped 7 May, 20:01 IST · live data feed

Match outcome

England won by 5 wickets (with 10 balls remaining) ✓ match-winner prediction correct

Saturday, 14 February 2026 · 15:00 IST · Eden Gardens · T20 WC

From our match preview

Toss winner should field first — Eden Gardens chase success rate of 57.6% and afternoon start minimises dew risk

🏟️ What the toss means at Eden Gardens

Toss impact: HIGH chase-friendly ground — teams batting second win 59% here

The toss went England's way — they chose to field, so England chase. In this branch our model makes England 96.4% — fair odds 1.04 (SCO 27.78) against a pre-toss baseline of 90.4%.

How we made this England vs Scotland toss prediction

We do not predict who wins the coin flip itself; that is genuinely 50/50. We predict what the toss winner will choose to do. For this match, our toss call is published in our match prediction. We make every call with the weather, the pitch and the team news in mind, including who captains. The result above shows whether the captain actually followed our predicted decision.

For the full methodology — venue toss patterns, dew, and captaincy psychology — see our toss decision framework.

Toss prediction page launched 7 May 2026. The pre-toss call summarised here comes from our England vs Scotland match preview.

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ENG vs SCO toss prediction FAQ

Who won the ENG vs SCO toss?

England won the ENG vs SCO toss and chose to field first.

What did the toss winner choose in ENG vs SCO?

England chose to field first. Our pre-toss call was field first — the captain did what we predicted.

How does the toss affect the ENG vs SCO match odds?

Meaningfully. Eden Gardens favours chasing (teams batting second win 59% here), so our model shifts the match win probability by about 6 percentage points depending on which side ends up chasing — with evening dew adding to the chase advantage under lights. A pre-toss match price averages both branches, so the toss result itself can create or kill value on the match market.

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