Estonia's final-day victory over Turkey gave them second place, while Sweden beat Bulgaria by ten wickets and Slovenia finished third despite losing to the Czech Republic.

Sweden's win over the Czech Republic on Friday afternoon ensured their promotion to Division Two.

Second victories for Turkey and Estonia on Friday morning gave these sides a chance of claiming second place in the tournament.

Hosts Slovenia recorded their second victory of the championship when they defeated Bulgaria by six wickets.

A six-wicket victory over the tournament hosts made Sweden almost certain of progressing to the ICC European Division 2 Twenty20 championship.

A 54 run partnership for the 5th wicket between Turkey captain Muhammad Assim (26*) and Nabeel Munir (39) proved the decisive factor in yet another thrilling contest in Slovenia.

Sweden and the Czech Republic accounted for Turkey and Estonia respectively in the morning matches on Thursday.

Sweden showed that they are one of the favourites for promotion as they recorded a crushing 136 runs victory over Estonia.

Defending a total of just 99, Bulgaria pulled off a thrilling last-ball victory over the Czech Republic on the opening morning of the tournament.

The tournament hosts recovered from their initial defeat by overwhelming Turkey in the afternoon match at Velden.

Estonia shocked tournament hosts Slovenia on the opening morning of the Division 3 Twenty20 championship.

For the six teams taking part, the immediate prize is a place in the Division 2 tournament in Belgium in June.