Ireland fall one-run short chasing huge New Zealand score
New Zealand survived a record-breaking Ireland charge led by centuries from Paul Stirling and Harry Tector for a dramatic one-run victory in Friday's third one-day international in Dublin.
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Paul Stirling shines as Ireland fall just short of first win against New Zealand
Sparkling centuries by Paul Stirling and Harry Tector were not enough to steer Ireland to a famous first win over New Zealand after they suffered an agonising one-run defeat in Dublin.
Ireland fall to agonising one-run defeat against NZ
Sparkling centuries by Paul Stirling and Harry Tector were not enough to steer Ireland to a famous first win over New Zealand after they suffered an agonising one-run defeat in Malahide, Co Dublin.
HawkEye returns for All-Ireland hurling final
HawkEye will be in use for the All-Ireland senior hurling final between Limerick and Kilkenny, the GAA have confirmed.
Conor McGregor rolls up on fans imitating him in the street in brilliant 2016 footage
Many people love showing off their Conor McGregor impressions, whether it be mimicking the Irishman’s iconic sharp wit and voice, his ‘billionaire strut’, or his uniquely athletic fighting stances.
Ireland vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI Live Score Updates: New Zealand Win Toss, Opt To Bat
IRE vs NZ, 3rd ODI Live Updates: New Zealand captain Tom Latham won the toss and opted to bat against Ireland in the third and final ODI at the Village, Dublin on Thursday. New Zealand have already gained an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series after having won the first two ODIs. Both matches have been close encounters and Ireland have come to registering a victory. Both sides would be hoping to put on a spectacle for the fans in the final ODI. (LIVE SCORECARD)
'The job's not done' - Lowe calls for improved Ireland in series decider
James Lowe admits he never envisaged returning for a shot at tour success over the All Blacks when he left New Zealand for Ireland in 2017.
Adam Milne To Miss Remainder Of New Zealand's European Tour
New Zealand fast bowler Adam Milne has been ruled out of the remainder of the team's limited-overs tour of Europe due to an Achilles injury. Milne felt pain in his left Achilles during the team's first net session in Ireland and a scan this week revealed he would need some rest and rehabilitation. The recovery timeline for the injury means he will likely only be available for the final two matches of the Tour against the Netherlands. With extra bowling cover needed in the squad for the remainder of the tour, the selectors felt Jacob Duffy was deserving of selection and that he had been impressive in his time away with the Test and ODI squads in England and Ireland respectively.