15/07Result
1st ODI, Bangladesh tour of England, Ireland and Scotland at Belfast, Jul 15 2010
Ireland won by 7 wkts (30b rem)
Player of the Match
William Porterfield
William PorterfieldIreland
15/07Result
1st ODI, Bangladesh tour of England, Ireland and Scotland at Belfast, Jul 15 2010
Ireland won by 7 wkts (30b rem)
Player of the Match
William Porterfield
William PorterfieldIreland

END OF OVER:
45 | 6 Runs | IRE: 235/3 | RR: 5.22

  • Alex Cusack45 (77b)
  • Kevin O'Brien8 (10b)
  • Syed Rasel9-0-53-1

So Ireland win comfortably by 7 wickets in the end. The man of the match is of course William Porterfield whose wonderful innings anchored Ireland's innings. The two sides meet again tomorrow so do join us again for that. Until then it's goodbye.

44.6
1
Syed Rasel to Cusack, 1 run, tries to hook it away but mistimes it. However a single is enough and Ireland have won.
44.5
1
Syed Rasel to KJ O'Brien, 1 run, quick single into the legside and the scores are level
44.4
0
Syed Rasel to KJ O'Brien, no run, very short ball and the batsman misses the hook
44.3
1
Syed Rasel to Cusack, 1 run, tapped at the batsman's feet and they run a quick single

Bangladesh tour of England, Ireland and Scotland 2010 News

  • Mortaza, Siddons contrasting in tour assessment

    Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza and coach Jamie Siddons had contrasting views on the side's tour of England

  • Barresi carries Netherlands to major victory

    Netherlands secured their first one-day international victory against a Full Member nation as Wesley Barresi hit a match-winning 65 off 43 balls against Bangladesh in Glasgow

  • Rain washes away Glasgow clash

    Heavy rain forced Scotland's match against Bangladesh to be abandoned without a ball being bowled at the Titwood ground in Glasgow

  • Ireland target rankings jump

    William Porterfield, the Ireland captain, has said the extra motivation of moving above Zimbabwe in the ICC rankings will egg his side on to complete a 2-0 sweep

  • Tamim, Shafiul help Bangladesh square series

    After a disappointing show in the first game, Bangladesh's bowlers hit back with a disciplined performance to restrict Ireland to 189 and set up a six-wicket win to draw the series 1-1 at Stormont

Ireland 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st118WTS PorterfieldPR Stirling
2nd90WTS PorterfieldAR Cusack
3rd9NJ O'BrienAR Cusack
4th18KJ O'BrienAR Cusack