Ire vs nz last match scorecard

Ireland captain Andy Balbirnie: "I thought we started pretty well with the ball and had a good Powerplay. They batted well in the last 10 and set us an above par total. We wanted to hold them to 150. We had a poor Powerplay on the batting side. It got away from us in the end. We had a couple of relatively good partnerships in the middle but nothing substantial." New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner: "It wasn't easy. The composure Glenn showed to get us to a good score and then the bowlers, it was a good win. Trying to build those partnerships with the bat and get to the death phase, the Neesham innings helped us get to a good score. It was a tough wicket. We've come up against a good Irish team. If it wasn't for Glenn, we were probably looking at 140 or 150 which might not have been enough. Wickets in the Powerplay were key and for Lockie and Duffy to do that was good. The changes of pace today were outstanding. The legcutter and bumper were not easy." bouncer down the leg side, Young flinches trying to get out of the way but there's a sound and an appeal upheld for caught behind down the leg side. Young takes 10 seconds before calling for DRS. Might as well since he's the last wicket. Ultraedge confirms there was glove on this. Game over. New Zealand win by 31 runs. yorker speared into the legs, late on a flick and the ball caroms to point. NZ goes for DRS just at the final moment. This is missing leg stump by some distance live. No way would they have reviewed this in no...

BATTING R B M 4s 6s SR Finn Allen c Hand b Adair 32 18 30 5 1 177.77 Devon Conway † c Adair b Delany 28 33 55 2 0 84.84 Kane Williamson (c) c Delany b Little 61 35 59 5 3 174.28 Glenn Phillips c Dockrell b Delany 17 9 9 2 1 188.88 Daryl Mitchell not out 31 21 35 2 0 147.61 James Neesham lbw b Little 0 1 3 0 0 0.00 Mitchell Santner lbw b Little 0 1 2 0 0 0.00 Tim Southee not out 1 2 7 0 0 50.00 Extras (b 1, lb 7, w 7) 15 TOTAL 20 Ov (RR: 9.25) 185/6 18.4 toMJ Santner, HE GETS IT! Oh, that is a stunning ball to claim a hat-trick. On a length tailing slightly into Santner. He misses and is caught dead in front. He reviews, again, more in hope than anything else. The ball tracker confirms that would have missed off, missed leg and smashed into middle pole. Only the second Irishman to take a hat-trick in T20Is. . 174/6 5.5 toFH Allen, gone, flung to mid-off! Hand does well to stick the ball into his fingers, considering it was forced away off Allen's bat. Fullish delivery outside off, as Allen eyed another boundary and drilled this back hard and flat. Hand had to take half a skip to ensure the ball came on to him at a comfortable height, and grabbed it well. 52/1 11.2 toDP Conway, Wrong'un and this time Delany gets his man! Flighted outside off, he looks to go straight but can only get it off the bottom of the bat. Long on is in place and completes a comfortable catch. The straight boundaries are very long and Conway had no timing on that whatsoever. End of a difficult innings ...

Andy Balbirnie: We played a top-class team, and were a bit off in the middle and when you play a top-class team you have to capitalise, which we did not after the start we got. We bowled pretty well, but our fielding has been a bit off in the tournament. The guys have played really well. We have been happy with the effort. We caused a couple of upsets, we are playing better cricket than we were in the last 12 months, every one is starting to show their class. Kane Williamson: A really good team performance which was required. We knew what Ireland were capable of. They have played some stunning cricket. We played to our best and came out well. It [The ball] was just holding in the surface standing up. The openers did a great job to give a good PP. The Guys played well throughout the innings and adjusted nicely. We made those adjustments with the ball in the middle overs. Try and take your options and work with your partner at the other end. One's going and the other one is trying to make the adjustments. [On the spinners] We spoke about that. It was just about bowling a little bit slower and adjust your line. They made the adjustment beautifully and pulled the game back. 6pm Another solid performance from the Blackcaps who seem to always bring their A-game in World Cups. It was Kane Williamson's turn to silence the doubters today with a solid half-century as New Zealand racked up 185 for 6 despite a Josh Little hat-trick. The chase would always be tricky but Ireland got off...

Ireland vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI Highlights: Paul Stirling, Harry Tector Tons In Vain As New Zealand Beat Ireland In Thriller | Cricket News menu arrow-down reddit snapchat twitter facebook comments email printer search bell top-nav reddit-fill snapchat-fill twitter-fill facebook-fill share whatsapp-fill bookmark Ireland vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI Highlights: Paul Stirling, Harry Tector Tons In Vain As New Zealand Beat Ireland In Thriller IRE vs NZ, 3rd ODI Highlights: Paul Stirling and Harry Tector centuries went in vain as New Zealand defeated Ireland by one run in the third ODI at the Malahide Cricket Club in Dublin. • • Updated: July 15, 2022 11:16 PM IST IRE vs NZ, 3rd ODI Highlights: Paul Stirling and Harry Tector centuries went in vain as New Zealand defeated Ireland by one run in the third ODI at the Malahide Cricket Club in Dublin. Chasing a total of 361, Ireland were restricted to a total of 359 for nine in 50 overs, despite Stirling and Tector scoring 120 and 108, respectively. Earlier, Martin Guptill scored a brilliant 115 as New Zealand posted a total of 360 for six in 50 overs. New Zealand have already gained an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series after having won the first two ODIs. Both matches have been close encounters and Ireland have come to registering a victory. Both sides would be hoping to put on a spectacle for the fans in the final ODI. Tom Lathamis then seen posing with the trophy before his teammates join in on the celebration and pose for the tea...

That's all we have from this game. This series is done and dusted in favour of New Zealand but there is still one game to go. Do join us on Friday, 15th July 2022, for the third ODI in Dublin. The match will begin at 3.15 pm IST (9.45 am GMT) but you can join us in advance for the build-up. Until then, it's goodbye and cheers! Tom Latham, the skipper of New Zealand, says that he is happy with the performance and feels that winning the toss was important. Praises his bowlers for providing such a fantastic start and getting a couple of early wickets to set the tone. Also adds that the spinners were brilliant. He admits that it was a shaky start from their batters but they gradually got the grip of the game and managed to build some partnerships which ultimately helped them to get over the finish line. Tells that the way Finn Allen played was a big positive and Michael Bracewell once again showed his composure to finish things off. Hopes that he continues his good form. The Irish skipper, Andy Balbirnie says that the pitch was tricky with the ball nipping around and then turning as well. Adds that they did well afterwards but it wasn't enough. Mentions they bowled well but will look to improve as well. Adds that George Dockrell batted beautifully and can hit the ball really well and Andy McBrine was also solid at the top. Tells that they could be better in the field and there were some positives for them but they have to improve. Michael Bracewell is picked for the Player of ...