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Tom Latham is then seen posing with the trophy before his teammates join in on the celebration and pose for the team photo. And with that, the ODI series comes to and as New Zealand whitewash Ireland 3-0. There's plenty of action left in this tour as the three-match T20I series is up next. The first game of the series will be played on Monday, the 18th of July and the match will begin at 8.30 pm IST (3 pm GMT) but you can join us early for the build-up. Till then, take care and goodbye! The Black Caps skipper, Tom Latham says that it was a fantastic game and it has been a great spectacle for the crowd. Mentions that they batted well and put on a good score on the board but credits Ireland for the way they batted. Tells that their bowlers are pretty crafty and it was nice to see them executing their plans well in the end. Talks about his good record as a captain and says that all credit to the boys for the way they played and he is very happy for the team. Andy Balbirnie, the captain of Ireland says that it is disappointing but he is proud of the way they have played. Says that Harry Tector and Paul Stirling played brilliantly and applauds Tector and says that he has a bright future ahead. Mentions that he is proud of the effort of the boys and they have some T20Is coming forward and are looking to do well in those. Michael Bracewell is the PLAYER OF THE SERIES for his brilliant contribution with both bat and ball. He says that it has been an amazing series and applauds Ire...

New Zealand have the edge over their qualification rivals at the top of the group thanks to their excellent net run rate of +2.233, which was set up by that 89-run hammering of Australia in their opening game. That Net RR is almost as good as a point for the Black Caps, meaning it is very much advantage New Zealand in the qualification race. The Kiwis would need to lose to Ireland in their final match and by a significant margin to give Australia and England the opportunity to deny them a top-two spot. If all three of New Zealand, England and Australia win their final matches then it will come down to Net RR. Australia’s -0.304 puts them on the back foot in that column, but Aaron Finch’s side play a day before England, so can lay down a marker and put the pressure on if they manage a large margin of victory over Afghanistan on Friday. ______ HERE WE GO! A win here will send the _ Playing the following day means England will know exactly what they require to qualify when they face Sri Lanka on Saturday. Should Australia fail to catch England (+0.547) and New Zealand (+2.233) on run rate then both of those sides will know that victory by any margin in their respective final matches will send them into the semi-finals. Check LIVE Scores and Updates from New Zealand vs Ireland Super 12 match of T20 World Cup 2022 here. NZ vs IRE T20 World Cup LIVE score and Updates: NZ win! Ireland have been beaten by 35 runs. With this win, New Zealand have almost qualified for the semi-final...

Right then! That's it we have from this one-sided affair! The Kiwis have secured the T20I series as well. But we still have one game to go and Ireland will be eager to get over the line in that game and finish the series with a smile! The third T20I will be played on Friday, 22nd of July. The game is all set to begin at 8.30 pm IST (3.00 pm GMT). But as you all know our build-up will begin in advance. Do join us then. For now, it's goodbye! Mitchell Santner, the skipper of New Zealand says that it was a clinical victory, the wicket looked a bit up and down, but the way Dane Cleaver played was outstanding. On Michael Bracewell, he says that there is not a lot that he cannot do at the moment in any format of the game. Ends by saying that he is really happy with this win. Andy Balbirnie, the skipper of Ireland says that they were never in the game while chasing the target. Mentions that it was just their batting that let them down, and they need to take responsibility. Says that they have come close to them in the ODIs but they have not been playing their best cricket in T20Is, however, they still have one more match to go and they will try to get over the line. Concludes by saying that they have some good teams coming over to Ireland before the World Cup and they have to keep improving day in and day out. Dane Cleaver is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his unbeaten knock of 78 from just 55 balls! He says that it's a special day and he is happy that he contributed to the win. Men...

New Zealand completely outplayed Ireland in the first contest of the three-match T20I series. Both teams will meet for the second T20 International on 20 July at the Civil Service Cricket Club in Belfast at 8:30 PM IST. While the Black Caps will try to seal the deal by winning the upcoming encounter, Ireland will aim to put up a strong competition in front of the visitors. In the previous fixture, Glenn Philips’ unbeaten 52-ball 69 led the Kiwis to post 173 runs on the board. Among others, James Neesham scored 29 and Martin Guptill added 24 to the score sheet. Pacer Joshua Little led the Irish bowling attack from the front and scalped 4 crucial wickets. Mark Adair also got a couple of wickets to his name but turned out to be costly. In reply, Ireland failed to produce any significant challenge. Only two batters from their dugout managed to cross the 20-run mark. Curtis Campher and Mark Adair made 29 and 25 runs respectively. An exceptional bowling performance by Lockie Ferguson bundled out the hosts for 142 and allowed the visitors to clinch a comfortable victory. During his 3.2-over spell, Ferguson picked up 4 wickets and gave away just 14 runs. New Zealand: 02 Tied: 00 No Result: 00 Ireland vs New Zealand Previous T20 International: In the last clash between these two sides, New Zealand beat Ireland by 31 runs at the Civil Service Cricket Club, Belfast on 18 July 2022. Last T20 International Results: New Zealand won by 31 runs. New Zealand won by 83 runs. Possible Playin...

New Zealand and Ireland will face off in a T20 World Cup Super 12 Group 1 match at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide on Friday. At what time will the NZ vs IRE T20 World Cup Super 12 match take place? The New Zealand vs Ireland T20 World Cup Super 12 match will begin at 9:30 AM IST. At what time will the toss for NZ vs IRE T20 World Cup Super 12 match take place? The toss for the New Zealand vs Ireland T20 World Cup Super 12 match will be at 9:00 AM IST. Which TV channels will broadcast the NZ vs IRE T20 World Cup Super 12 match? The New Zealand vs Ireland T20 World Cup Super 12 match will be aired LIVE on the Star Sports Network. Where can I watch the NZ vs IRE T20 World Cup Super 12 match online? The New Zealand vs Ireland T20 World Cup Super 12 match will be streamed LIVE on Disney+Hotstar. When is the NZ vs IRE T20 World Cup Super 12 match? The New Zealand vs Ireland T20 World Cup Super 12 match is on Friday, November 4. Where will the NZ vs IRE T20 World Cup Super 12 match take place ? The New Zealand vs Ireland T20 World Cup Super 12 match will be held at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide.

New Zealand vs Ireland Super 12 T20 World Cup 2022 Live Score Updates: NZ to play Ireland in Adelaide. New Zealand vs Ireland Highlights, T20 WC 2022, 37th Match, Super 12 Group 1: A comfortable win for New Zealand as they have almost secured their place in the semifinals with a 35-run victory over Ireland. Ireland openers Andrew Balbirnie and Paul Stirling were smashing the Blackcaps bowlers all around in the first 8 overs, adding 68 runs for the first wicket. Once the spinners were introduced, Ireland succumbed in the run chase. It all started with Mitchell Santner breaking this dangerous-looking Balbirnie via a chopped-on dismissal. Then Ish Sodhi came in and picked a couple of wickets, followed by Lockie Ferguson and Tim Southee chipping in to decimate the middle and lower order of the Irish side. Brief Scores New Zealand XI: 185 for 6 ( A comfortable win for New Zealand as they have almost secured their place in the semifinals with a 35-run win over Ireland. Ireland openers Andrew Balbirnie and Paul Stirling were smashing the Blackcaps bowlers all around in the first 8 overs, adding 68 runs for the first wicket. Once the spinners were introduced, Ireland succumbed in the run chase. It all started with Mitchell Santner breaking this dangerous-looking Balbirnie via a chopped-on dismissal. Then Ish Sodhi came in and picked a couple of wickets, followed by Lockie Ferguson and Tim Southee chipping in to decimate the middle and lower-order of the Irish side. Excellent bowli...

Ireland players celebrate after their victory over New Zealand Ireland celebrated their greatest win of the Andy Farrell era so far as they deservedly held on to defeat New Zealand 29-20 in a pulsating Dublin Test match. The Irish controlled much of Saturday's frenetic contest against the world's top-ranked side at Aviva Stadium. A trio of late penalties from Joey Carbery ultimately proved crucial following tries from native Kiwi James Lowe, Ronan Kelleher and Caelan Doris. New Zealand, who lost influential fly-half Beauden Barrett to injury early on, arrived in the Irish capital in record-breaking form having scored an unprecedented 675 points and 96 tries in winning 12 of 13 fixtures this calendar year. Although Ian Foster's men struggled to contain the hosts, they remained within touching distance until the final whistle following scores from Codie Taylor and Will Jordan, while Akira Ioane had a try chalked off. James Lowe of Ireland dives over to score his side's first try despite the tackle of Jordie Barret But they could have few complaints about the end result as Ireland impressively registered only a third win from 33 meetings with their opponents to partially avenge their World Cup quarter-final exit of 2019, which marked the end of Joe Schmidt's reign. Ireland's build-up included the disruption of undergoing additional PCR testing on Friday following the false alarm of a potential case of coronavirus for an unnamed player, in addition to a letter of support from ...