Australia dominated Scotland in their T20 international match in Edinburgh, successfully chasing down a target of 154 runs in just 9.1 overs, led by Travis Head's explosive 80 runs off 25 balls. Head's innings featured 12 fours and five sixes, contributing to a record-setting powerplay score of 113/1, the highest in T20 history. Despite losing an early wicket, Head and captain Mitchell Marsh, who scored 30 off 11 balls, quickly dismantled the Scottish bowling attack. Both players fell to Mark Watt in the seventh over, but Josh Inglis's unbeaten 27 off 12 balls ensured a comfortable seven-wicket victory with 62 balls remaining. Scotland's George Munsey top-scored for the hosts with 28 runs, while Sean Abbott was the standout bowler for Australia, claiming three wickets for 39 runs. This match marks an emphatic statement from Australia ahead of the next two T20Is scheduled later this week.