Jersey's cricket team has etched their name in the annals of cricket history with a stunning last-ball victory over Scotland. This win marks their first triumph against a top-15 ranked side, propelling the tiny Channel Island into the global cricket spotlight.

Captain Charles Perchard expressed his pride in the team's achievement. "This morning somebody asked me where Jersey was," Perchard remarked. "After today's win, there will be few in the sport who haven't heard of us."

Despite narrowly missing out on a spot in the T20 World Cup, Jersey's performance has been nothing short of remarkable. "We lost a nail-biter to the Dutch - they chased our score with three balls to go," Perchard recounted. "But today's win shows we can compete with the best."

Paul Hutchison, Jersey's director of cricket, highlighted the significance of this victory. "It's nice to get the monkey off the back of beating somebody inside the top 15," Hutchison said. "This win gives the team real belief that they can perform on the bigger stage."

Harrison Carlyon, one of Jersey's standout players, emphasized the team's potential. "We've gotten so close in the past to beating a fair few of these sides," Carlyon noted. "Now that we've done it, there's no reason we can't beat any of them in the future."

Jersey's cricket journey is a testament to their dedication and growth. With this historic win, they have proven that they are a force to be reckoned with in international cricket.