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Rain played a spoilsport in the Yet in this curtailed version of the shortest form of the game both the teams had their positives. For Ireland, it was the stroke-filled half-century by Harry Tector. Though he looked confident and played shots all around the ground, he didn’t get any support from the other end. For India, ever so dependent Bhuvneshwar Kumar bowled with a lot of control and troubled the batters with his swing. Yuzvendra Chahal, on the other hand, proved to be too much for the Irish batters and his variations – including the slower leg-breaks – didn’t let them score freely. Date:June 28 Start time: 9 PM IST/ 4.30 PM BST / 6 am ET / 1.30 AM AEST Venue: Malahide Stadium, Dublin, Ireland Global streams: Watch anywhere: try ExpressVPN 100% risk-free The Indian think tank has eased the young pace sensation, Umran Malik, into the international arena. Though he just got to bowl one over, it would’ve eased the nerves for the young bowler. We’d love to see him bowl his full quota of overs at a tearaway pace. It might happen today if the weather permits. There might be a forced change in the Indian camp and Sanju Samson is likely to replace Ruturaj Gaikwad at the top of the order. Gaikwad had a niggle in his calf during the last game and didn’t bat at all. The Irish team may also field an unchanged lineup and would like to draw inspiration from Tector’s innings. Though going by the weather forecast, there is a 100 per cent probability of rain later today in Dublin In I...

A young Indian team got off to a good start in the rain-affected first T20I against Ireland, comfortably chasing down a target of 108 from 12 overs with 7 wickets and 16 balls in the shed. They will look to replicate their performance in the 2nd T20I, being played in the same city of Dublin, before setting off for England. Meanwhile, Ireland will be hoping for a change in fortune, but had some bright spots to look back on in the opening match, including the batting of Harry Tector as he played an unbeaten knock of 64 runs off 33 balls against a strong bowling attack. Meanwhile, Craig Young was also in good form and dismissed Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav on successive deliveries. If they can produce more consistency, they will challenge India in what can prove to be difficult conditions. India's Dinesh Karthik and Deepak Hooda celebrate their win in the T20I cricket match vs Ireland.(AFP) Here are the live streaming details for Ireland vs India 2nd T20I: When will Ireland vs India 2nd T20I be played? Ireland vs India 2nd T20I will be played on Tuesday, June 28, at 9:00 PM IST (4:00 PM local time). The toss will take place at 8:30 PM IST. Also Read | English photographer reacts after Virat Kohli uses three of his photos on own Twitter handle Where will Ireland vs India 2nd T20I be played? Ireland vs India 2nd T20I will be played at Castle Avenue, Dublin, at the Clontarf Cricket Club. Which TV channels will broadcast the 2nd T20I between Ireland and India? The 2nd T20I b...

This is India's second successive loss in WTC Finals having lost in the final of inaugural edition as well against New Zealand by 8 wickets two years ago. Meanwhile, international cricket and the first series to commence is As for team India, thankfully, the players are likely to get some rest with their proposed ODI series against Afghanistan expected to get postponed or cancelled. There is no official news about the same but if it happens, the Indian team, for the first time in so many years might not play any cricket for a month. India will next be touring West Indies for 2 Tests, 3 ODIs and 5 T20Is. After West Indies tour, India will tour Ireland for a three-match T20I series while Asia Cup is set to be played in September. In October-November, India will host the ODI World Cup and before that, the team will face Australia in the three-match series at home. After the mega event, the Men in Blue will be playing a five-match T20I series against Australia at home before travelling to South Africa for a full series. India schedule after WTC Final: 3 ODI matches vs Afghanistan - June/July (Likely to postpone/cancel) 3 ODIs, 2 Tests, & 5 T20Is vs West Indies (Away) - July to August 3 T20Is vs Ireland (Away) - August Asia Cup in ODI format (Sri Lanka) - September 3 ODIs vs Australia (Home) - September ODI World Cup (India) - October to November 5 T20Is vs AUS (Home) - November to December 2 Tests vs SA (Away) - December 2023-January 2024