Batsman Preston Mommsen has been handed the Scotland captaincy for next year's Cricket World Cup.
Northants' Kyle Coetzer, who had that role until their recent tour, will be his vice-captain for Scotland's group matches in New Zealand and Tasmania.
Coach Grant Bradburn, whose side start their campaign against New Zealand on 17 February, praised both players.
"We have a strong squad line-up and excellent leaders in Preston and Kyle," he said.
"We don't underestimate the challenge, but we have been training hard and will be bringing our absolute best to this hugely important global event."
Coetzer, 30, had become Scotland captain in May 2013, but Mommsen took over for their World Cup warm-up matches in New Zealand this autumn.
Northants' Kyle Coetzer, who had that role until their recent tour, will be his vice-captain for Scotland's group matches in New Zealand and Tasmania.
Coach Grant Bradburn, whose side start their campaign against New Zealand on 17 February, praised both players.
"We have a strong squad line-up and excellent leaders in Preston and Kyle," he said.
"We don't underestimate the challenge, but we have been training hard and will be bringing our absolute best to this hugely important global event."
Coetzer, 30, had become Scotland captain in May 2013, but Mommsen took over for their World Cup warm-up matches in New Zealand this autumn.