The 29-year-old, who hit an unbeaten 140, was named man of the match in an historical Scotland win that will live long in the memory.

MacLeod, who has represented both Warwickshire and Durham in the past, has scored 2,342 runs in 85 games for the national team.

[caption id=”attachment_73985″ align=”alignnone” width=”800″] England win a ‘massive statement from Scottish cricket’ – Calum MacLeod[/caption]

Derbyshire had already signed MacLeod’s compatriot Safyaan Sharif, and have also added Scotland head coach and Ex-New Zealand spinner Grant Bradburn to their T20 staff.

“Calum is a powerful striker and on Sunday showed what he can do on the big stage,” said Derbyshire cricket advisor Kim Barnett.

Bradburn told the club website: “It’s an exciting partnership between Cricket Scotland and Derbyshire. Calum and Safyaan are both highly-talented cricketers and will add depth and international experience to the Derbyshire squad.”