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ENG vs IRE, One-Off Test, Day 3, Live Updates:England will be beginning the Day 4 of the One-Off Test against Ireland on a dominating note as the visitors are standing at 97/3, trailing by 255 runs at Lord's. Currently, Harry Tector and Lorcan Tucker are standing unbeaten at the crease for Ireland.
DUBLIN :Jordan Cox marked his return to international cricket in spectacular fashion by blasting a quickfire fifty despite a knee problem to guide England to a six-wicket victory over Ireland and seal a 2-0 series triumph at a sold-out Malahide on Sunday.
DUBLIN :Phil Salt blazed his way to 89 runs to help England chase down Ireland's imposing target of 197 and hand young Jacob Bethell a winning start on his debut as captain in the first Twenty20 international on Wednesday.
Ben Curran scored an unbeaten century to steer Zimbabwe to a comprehensive nine-wicket victory over Ireland and win the one-day international series 2-1.
Zimbabwe vs Ireland 2nd ODI, LIVE Score Updates: Zimbabwe take on Ireland in the second ODI of the three-match series in Harare, hoping to wrap up a series victory after winning the first game. Zimbabwe beat Ireland by 49 runs in the first ODI. The star of that game was 21-year-old Zimbabwe opener Brian Bennett, who slammed a superb 169 in just his seventh match in ODI cricket. Ireland will be pinning their hopes on a big score from their batting order in this game, with no one managing 50 in the first ODI. Zimbabwe are ranked 11th by ICC, while Ireland are 13th. (LIVE SCORECARD)
Andy McBrine missed out on a maiden Test century for Ireland on the first day of their one-off Test against Zimbabwe.
In a rare occurrence in cricket, a coach stepped in to field for his side in an international match. On Monday, former South Africa batter and now batting coach, Jean-Paul Duminy, had to step in as a back-up fielder for his side as a fair few regular players of the side had walked off the field due to fatigue, during the final ODI against Ireland. With the heat in the UAE proving to be challenging for the players, Duminy stepped in as a substitute and even made an excellent one-handed save.
Ireland claimed just their second ODI victory over South Africa as half-centuries from Paul Stirling and Harry Tector contributed to a 69-run consolation triumph in Abu Dhabi.
PJ Moor struck 79 for Ireland on day two of their one-off Test with Zimbabwe, but the historic fixture in Belfast remains finely poised.