Player of the Match
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Bangladesh win by 84 runs. Ireland started well and were scoring at 4 runs per over till the 10th over, after that they lost wickets at regular intervals, they were pegged back and they could not get any decent partnership going, except for 52 runs partnership between Botha and Cusack but they could not go on. For Bangladesh, it was an easy match, Farhad Reza picking five wickets for 42 runs (Man-of-the-Match) and he was well supported by all the bowlers, they bowled a tight line and were in total control of the match. Bangladesh win the series and they lead by 2-0.

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38.3
W
Abdur Razzak to Langford-Smith, OUT, looks to go big through the off side, gets the outside edge and the ball goes high in the air behind the wicket, Dhiman calls for it and takes the catch.

D Langford-Smith c †Dhiman Ghosh b Abdur Razzak 4 (10m 7b 1x4 0x6) SR: 57.14

38.2
0
Abdur Razzak to Langford-Smith, no run,
38.1
4
Abdur Razzak to Langford-Smith, FOUR, driven square of the wicket through point to the fence.

END OF OVER:
38 | 10 Runs | IRE: 158/9 (89 runs required from 12 overs, RR: 4.15, RRR: 7.41)

  • Kyle McCallan11 (10b)
  • Dave Langford-Smith0 (4b)
  • Mashrafe Mortaza7-0-37-0
37.6
2
Mashrafe Mortaza to McCallan, 2 runs, driven to covers, quick single taken, shy at the stumps misses, they get an overthrow.
37.5
2
Mashrafe Mortaza to McCallan, 2 runs, short delivery driven square of the wicket on the off side.
37.4
2
Mashrafe Mortaza to McCallan, 2 runs, gets an inside edge down to fine leg.
37.3
4
Mashrafe Mortaza to McCallan, FOUR, flicked in the air behind square leg to the fence.
37.2
0
Mashrafe Mortaza to McCallan, no run, played with soft hands to Reza at short cover.
37.1
0
Mashrafe Mortaza to McCallan, no run, outside the off stump, left alone.

Shakil Hannan emails from Canada "Ireland is like a Bangladesh team today as we have experienced Bangladesh loosing wickets like this against big teams".

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Ireland 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st42WTS PorterfieldR Strydom
2nd5EJG MorganWTS Porterfield
3rd0NJ O'BrienWTS Porterfield
4th36NJ O'BrienKJ O'Brien
5th9AC BothaNJ O'Brien
6th52AC BothaAR Cusack
7th3DT JohnstonAR Cusack
8th0WK McCallanAR Cusack
9th0WK McCallanGJ Thompson
10th15WK McCallanD Langford-Smith