Edinburgh: The last Scottish last goal in as much as the ball during the past panicked when Zimbabwe flattened their twenty -20 series with a 10-run victory in Edinburgh on Friday.
Set the target 137 to move to tin 2-0 which cannot be denied, the host needs 13 of the last six balls of the match.
But the two nail for Wellington are cooked and some run-out means Scottish is all out for 126 at 19.4 overs.
They had difficulty in 16-4 before Richie Berrington and Matthew Cross, both of which scored 42, reviving the innings.
Zimbabwe also experienced a difficult start with bats, slumping to 20-3 to the awkward pitch before recovering to a total of 136-5 that owed a lot to Sean Williams unbeaten 60 of 52 balls, an innings, which included five four and six.
The victory saw Zimbabwe, who lost the opening Wednesday with seven walks in the same place, the three-match square series at 1-1 before the finale on Sunday.
This weekend match will become the last Twenty20 International Scottish before the opening stage of their T20 World Cup group against Bangladesh in Oman on October 17.
Scotland will also face Oman and Papua New Guinea in Group B Tournaments.
Zimbabwe does not qualify for the World Cup.