Match Details
Toss
Zimbabwe , elected to field first
Series result
3-match series drawn 1-1
Match number
Season
Match days
14 July 2019 - day/night match (20-over match)
14/07Result
3rd T20I (D/N), Zimbabwe tour of Netherlands and Ireland at Bready, Jul 14 2019
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![Ireland]( "Ireland")
171/9 -
![Zimbabwe]( "Zimbabwe")
172/2 (16.4/20 ov)
14/07Result
3rd T20I (D/N), Zimbabwe tour of Netherlands and Ireland at Bready, Jul 14 2019
-
![Ireland]( "Ireland")
171/9 -
![Zimbabwe]( "Zimbabwe")
172/2 (16.4/20 ov)
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
ZIMBABWE 172/2 (16.4 OVERS)
- Craig Ervine*68 (47)
- Sean Williams*58 (30)
- Shane Getkate1/35 (3)
- George Dockrell1/16 (2)
A comfortable win for Zimbabwe and they square the series. The series is a draw. Thanks for tuning in.
16.4
4
Adair to Ervine, FOUR, a boundary to finish it off.
16.3
0
Adair to Ervine, no run,
16.2
1
Adair to Williams, 1 run,
16.1
1
Adair to Ervine, 1 run,
END OF OVER:16 | 9 Runs | ZIM: 166/2 (6 runs required from 24 balls, RR: 10.37, RRR: 1.50)
- Craig Ervine63 (44b)
- Sean Williams57 (29b)
- Craig Young4-0-38-0
- Mark Adair3-0-26-0
15.6
1
Young to Ervine, 1 run,
15.5
1
Young to Williams, 1 run,
ZIM in IRELAND and NL 2019 News
Ervine, Williams help Zimbabwe level T20I series
Together, the pair added 111, a Zimbabwean record for any wicket in T20Is, in just 10 overs to end a disappointing tour on a high
Shane Getkate's calm fortitude in the face of adversity
The 27-year-old Ireland allrounder overcame a heart condition and injuries on his way to earning debuts in the ODI and T20I formats this year
Paul Stirling hits whirlwind 83* off 36, hands Ireland 1-0 advantage
Craig Ervine and Sean Williams helped Zimbabwe post 132 in the 13-over game, but Ireland won with 2.1 overs to spare
Tim Murtagh's maiden five-for wraps up series win for Ireland
Fifties from Williams and Burl kept Zimbabwe in the hunt in a chase of 243, but Murtagh picked up wickets at key moments to bowl his side to a narrow victory
Andy Balbirnie hundred lifts Ireland to victory and 1-0 series lead
Mark Adair claims four-wicket haul and adds crucial runs as Craig Ervine's ton for Zimbabwe goes in vain
