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Ireland’s Andrew Porter paves the way to a remarkable victory with the first try of the second Test against New Zealand. Photograph: Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images Ireland’s Andrew Porter paves the way to a remarkable victory with the first try of the second Test against New Zealand. Photograph: Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images Andy Farrell’s squad of 2022 have achieved what no other team in green has in the 46 years since Ireland rugby first set foot in New Zealand in 1976 – an away win. Six years after their first victory over New Zealand in more than a century of trying, Ireland have now won four of the past seven encounters with the three-times world champions. Wins in Chicago and a Dublin deuce are now joined by this most historic result in Dunedin, becoming the first northern hemisphere team since France’s 27-22 win in 2009 to claim a victory there. “I’m just so pleased for the players because they are so desperate to inspire people back home,” said Farrell. “They keep turning up time and time again and doing special things for Irish rugby and for the Irish people. Read more Ah, last week. After t Instead he, as usual, kept faith with the squad, with Mack Hansen the only change for Keith Earls, and they repaid him with a performance of greater physicality and penetration, against an All Black team reeling from the Irish efforts led by the outstanding Peter O’Mahony and Tadhg Beirne and their own ill-discipline. Two tries from the most unlikely of sources, the prop Andrew Porte...

T20 World Cup 2022, Ireland vs New Zealand Highlights:New Zealand came up with a perfect all-round performance to defeat Ireland and further improve their chances of making it to the semi-finals. Skipper Kane Williamson first played a 61-run knock to help New Zealand post 185/6 in 20 overs and then the bowlers took wickets in quick succession to derail Ireland's chase. Ireland pacer Joshua Little also took a hat-trick in the 19th over of New Zealand's innings. New Zealand are now in pole position on net run rate in Group 1. ( Here are the Highlights of Ireland vs New Zealand, Group 1, T20 World Cup match from Adelaide: That's all from this game. But don't go anywhere as the crunch contest between Australia and Afghanistan is about to begin at 1.30 pm IST (8 am GMT). The latest news from the Australian camp is that Aaron Finch has been ruled out and Matthew Wade will be leading the Aussies. You can switch tabs and catch all the updates. Cheers! • Kane Williamson, the skipper of New Zealand,says that it was a really good team performance. Mentions that they knew Ireland are a good start and will come hard at them. He is happy with the way his team performed. Shares that the surface was on the slower side and feels that they batted well in the Powerplay which was the key. Kane is satisfied with the way they executed their plans. • Andy Balbirnie, the captain of Ireland,says that they got a good start with the batbut failed to capitalize. Mentions that they dropped a few catch...

Tom Latham, the New Zealand captain: It was one of those games when someone plays an innings like that, you have to take your hat off to them. The way Michael held his composure with the tailenders was outstanding. It is obviously one of the great knocks. [On his decision to bowl first] We have seen here, how hard it is to defend. The wicket just, it was a great wicket throughout the whole 100 overs and 300 was a good score and we certainly understand that on a ground like this, it is hard to defend and unfortunately for us, we weren't able to build partnerships throughout the whole innings but as I said, when someone plays an innings like this, you certainly got one out of the bag, for sure. He bowled beautifully. Slightly different role, he is not used to taking the new ball. Thought he swung the ball nicely up top and he has got the extra pace as well. Andy Balbirnie the Ireland captain: It is a very sombre dressing room at the moment. We got up to a really good total thanks to an amazing knock by Harry Tector and some great partnerships. We did nothing wrong with the ball really. It was just those last 10 overs and Bracewell played an outstanding knock, he paced it beautifully. Yes, we are certainly hurting. It is tough and it all happens very quickly but as long as my bowlers have clear plans, that's the most important thing. It is a shame the way it ended today, as I thought we played pretty good cricket for 90% and that last sort of 10% hurt us in the end. We have p...

Ireland wrote a new chapter in their rugby history thanks to 32-22 victory against New Zealand in Wellington that sealed their first ever series win over the All Blacks. Andy Farrell's side beat their hosts for the first time in New Zealand last weekend and they followed that up with a powerful display at Sky Stadium. Josh van de Flier's early try set the tone before Hugo Keenan and Robbie Henshaw both dived over before the break, alongside the consistent kicking of Jonathan Sexton, giving Ireland a 19-point advantage at half-time. Three quickfire tries from New Zealand looked to have flipped the contest after the restart but substitute Rob Herring's try kept Ireland ahead, and Sexton's kicks sealed the win and a first home series defeat for the All Blacks in 28 years. 𝐈𝐑𝐄𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐃!!! ☘️ "This is a special group. To come here and achieve what they've achieved. It won't be done again, knowing what we know is going to happen in the next few years anyway," Farrell told Sky Sports. "This is probably the toughest thing to do in world rugby. We came here. Nobody mentioned end-of-season tours. "We dusted ourselves down and came here with task in hand. We went for it straight from the start. "These guys have broken some records but this will top everything, I would think." MORE:New Zealand vs. Ireland: Live stream, schedule, TV details for the rugby union Third Test New Zealand vs. Ireland final score 1H 2H Final New Zealand 3 22 22 Ireland 22 32 32 Scorers -New Zealand Tries:Savea, Io...

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 are in New Zealand ahead of three key summer international matches against the All Blacks in July for Andy Farrell's side. The Irish came within one win of securing a Six Nations title at the start of 2022 before defeat in Paris allowed France the chance to claim a first Grand Slam since 2010. However, confidence will still be high for Farrell and his players as they aim to secure a first-ever win on New Zealand soil. Ireland have only managed to beat the All Blacks three times in their history, with New Zealand unbeaten at Eden Park since 1994. They began this year's tour with a 32-17 defeat against the Maori All Blacks this week. MORE: How to watch New Zealand vs. Ireland UK (BST) USA (ET) Canada (ET) Australia (AEST) Date Sat, July 2 Sat, July 2 Sat, July 2 Sat, July 2 Time 8.05 a.m. 3.05 a.m. 3.05 a.m. 5.05 p.m. TV channel Sky Sports — — — Streaming Sky Sports Flo Rugby Flo Rugby Flo Rugby, UK:Matches are carried across Sky Sports streaming and TV platforms. USA/Canada/Australia:Streaming is available onFlo Rugby, which is available through the Flo Sports App andRoku, Fire TV, Chromecast & Apple TV. New Zealand vs. Ireland lineups, first Test New Zealand's plans for the upcoming games have been hit by a major COVID-19 disruption, with head coach Ian Foster testing positive alongside key stars David Havili and Jack Goodhue. Foster expects to be back for the match but there was a further setback on Thursday when Greg Feektested positive, with scrum coach Mike Cro...

Jordie Barrett's try sparked the All Blacks into life after 20 minutes New Zealand v Ireland New Zealand (28) 42 Tries: J Barrett, Reece, Tupaea, A Savea 2, Sowakula Cons: B Barrett 6 Ireland (5) 19 Tries: Earls, Ringrose, Aki Cons: Carbery 2 New Zealand emphatically preserved their remarkable 28-year unbeaten run at Eden Park with a six-try win over Ireland to take a 1-0 series lead. Both sides scored two tries after the break but the result was in no doubt by then. Ireland also lost captain Johnny Sexton to a first-half head injury. Sexton did not return to the pitch, although Ireland remain hopeful that could be passed fit to feature in next weekend's second Test. Seeking their first win over the All Blacks in New Zealand, Ireland played well in patches - most notably at the start of each half - but were unable to match the intensity or accuracy of their hosts for long enough periods to contain them. The series now moves to Dunedin, where New Zealand can take an unassailable 2-0 lead. Ireland know they have their work cut out if they are to take a Test win home with them, and more importantly preserve the feel-good momentum that has been built over the past year and a half. All Blacks unfazed by quick Ireland start Saturday's meeting at Eden Park was a reversal of the sides' last contest eight months ago in Dublin, in that this time it was Ireland arriving at the end of their season. While their start was electrifying, the visitors looked shot come half-time as New Zeal...

NZ vs IRL HIGHLIGHTS, New Zealand vs Ireland, T20 World Cup match updates: In their final Group 1 match of the Super 12 stage, Kiwis were up against Ireland at the Adelaide Oval. Irish captain Andrew Balbirnie won the toss and invited New Zealand to bat first. Riding on skipper Kane Williamson's 35-ball 61, NZ first posted a total of 185 runs for the loss of six wickets and then hold Irish team for 150 to win the contest by 35 runs. NZ vs IRL: Ireland too in contention Even though the chances are very slim, Ireland is also in contention to qualify for the semifinals of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2022. They need to win this game by a big margin to improve their net run rate, and at the same time, they also hope that Afghanistan defeats Australia in the next match.