English Civil War: New Model v. Scots

English: Jim & Mark
Scots: MIke & ChrisThe Scots are on the far side of the table.

The Scots attack with their cavalry on the near flank while forming a defensive line with their foot.
The English advance their foot in the centre with cavalry covering both flanks.  Initially thay had 4 cavalry regs on each flank, but moved 2 from the right to the left where the Scots had all their horse.  

The English cavalry was better quality than the Scots, but bad English dice evened up the fight.

On the far flank the English cavalry neutralised the Scot's left flank. 
In the centre the Scots attacked the exposed left end of the English infantry line with artillery support.
The cavalry fight on the left was still indecisive, both sides losing heavy casualties.

On the left the Scots cavalry is giving ground & the Englsih cavalry are following up.
In the centre the Scots foot has broken an English pike & shot unit & attacked their supports. 

On the far flank both sides are content to look at each other from a safe distance.
Left of centre, the Scots attack is petering against the English second line.
On the left, the English cavalry has pushed forward, but the cavalry fight is turning into MAD.

In the centre, the English pulled back their left end of the line after beating off the Scot's attack as a fresh P&S unit moved up from the Scots right flank.
On the left the cavalry have virtually destroyed each other.

The Scots have lost half their units broken.  The English have lost fewer units broken, but have fewer units left unshaken than the Scots.  It was decided that both sides could declare victory to their own people, but in fact, as neither side was in a fit state to attack further it was a draw.