"It's a good feeling," Murray said. "It was obviously a very tight match which could have gone either way. I had some chances in the second set but didn't get it and then the third set I was obviously a break down and he's not an easy guy to break, especially indoors. I know that there's been a lot of disappointment around the race for fourth ending this way, but seeing how Thunder, Bath and Lightning all perform, will make Round 20 very interesting indeed. It'll give us so much more insight into the match ups and give us a real taste of what awaits us come semi-final time. The three-day Super Series 8 will continue on Wednesday.Tuesday November 2Last 16Gabriel Clemens 6-2 Mike De DeckerRyan Searle 6-2 Dirk van DuijvenbodeMichael van Gerwen 6-3 Joe CullenDave Chisnall 6-2 Danny NoppertJose de Sousa 6-4 Kevin DoetsChris Dobey 6-1 Bradley BrooksAlan Soutar 6-4 Krzysztof RatajskiRob Cross 6-5 Ryan JoyceQuarter-finalsRyan Searle 6-5 Gabriel ClemensDave Chisnall 6-2 Michael van GerwenChris Dobey 6-2 Jose de SousaRob Cross 6-1 Alan SoutarSemi-finalsRyan Searle 7-4 Dave ChisnallChris Dobey 7-4 Rob CrossFinalChris Dobey 8-6 Ryan Searle Fellow spinners Leask (2-12) and Watt (1-22) helped to apply the brakes, picking up wickets to set Namibia nerves on edge as they slumped from 50-1 to an unsteady 67-4, but the ship was steadied by Smit and the experienced Wiese.💥WHAT A START!💥Trumpelmann has two wickets in his first over for#Namibia!Munsey chopped on, then MacLeod is caught behind🔥#Scotlandreeling at 2-2#T20WorldCup|#SCOvNAM🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇳🇦📺 Watch 👉https://t.co/17PpNgrwUC📱 Scorecard 👉pic.twitter.com/mOcQJZfHgK