Ireland Women’s cricket team secured a resounding victory in the second T20I against Bangladesh Women at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, sealing the three-match series with a game to spare. A stellar all-round performance by Orla Prendergast was pivotal in Ireland’s 47-run triumph, as the visitors outplayed their hosts in every de??partment to take an?? unassailable 2-0 lead.

Ireland’s Orla Prendergast lays a solid foundation

Winning the toss and electing to bat first, Ireland posted a challenging total of 134/5 in their allotted 20 overs. The innings were anchored by Prendergast and Laura Delany, who showcased aggressive yet calculated batting. Prendergast’s quickfire 32 off 25 balls, featuring three fours and a towering six, set the tone for the innings. Delany, with her composed knock of 35 off just 25 deliveries, added crucial stability, striking four boundaries during her stay at the crease. ??Their partnership ensured Ireland capitalized on the middle overs despite disciplined bowling from Bangladesh.

The standout bowler for the hosts was left-arm spinner Nahida Akter, whose economical spell of 2/?20 in four ?overs provided a brief respite for Bangladesh.

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Bangladesh struggles to chase down target

Chasing a target of 135, Bangladesh faltered under relentless pressure from Ireland’s bowlers, being bowled out for a mere 87 in 17.1 overs. While Sharmin Akhter’s 38 off 43 balls showed some resistance, the rest of the batting lineup crumbled. Shorna Akter contributed 20 runs.

Ireland’s bowlers exploited the conditions effectively, with Prendergast leading the charge. Her fiery spell of 3/17 in 3.1 overs dismantled Bangladesh’s middle and lower order, while Arlene Kelly provided crucial support with figures of 2/12 in her three overs. Prendergast was rightfully named Playe?r of the Match for her extraordinary all-round performance. Her 32-run contribution with the bat and three-wicket haul with the ball were instrumental in Ireland’s victory, highlighting her importance as a key player in the team.

With this win, Ireland has not only clinched the series but also displayed significant improvement and depth in their squad. The final T20I will ??serve?? as an opportunity for Bangladesh to salvage pride, while Ireland will aim for a clean sweep to cap off a remarkable tour.

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Ireland Cricket have announced their Women’s squad for the upcoming tour of Bangladesh, scheduled to take place from 27 November to 9 December 2024. Gaby Lewis has been named captain of both the ODI and T20I sides, marking her first tour as permanent captain. The Irish squad for the white-ball series ??features a blend of youth and experience?, with an average age of under 23.

Challenging tour ahead

The three ODIs and three T20Is against Bangladesh are set to be a key challenge for Ireland, especially as the ODIs form part of the ??ICC Women’s Championship. Ireland has made significant progress recently, with notable victories, including a series win over Sri Lanka and their first ODI win o??ver England since 2001. Despite these strides, Ireland is still ranked 11th in ODIs and 10th in T20Is, whereas Bangladesh holds 8th place in ODIs and 9th in T20Is.

Head-to-Head history

The two teams last met in 2022, with Bangladesh leading the head-to-head encounters across formats. Out of 18 meet?ings, Bangladesh has won 8 of the 11 T20Is and 4 of the 7 ODIs, with 2 games ending in no results.

Combination of youth and experience

Ireland’s squad for the Bangladesh tour beautifully blends youth and experience, providing the team with a balanced mix of fresh talent and seasoned players. While the team boasts several young players with immense potential, such as Ava Canning and Freya Sargent, the presence of experienced campaigners like Laura Delany and Lewis ensures the squad has the right leadership and sta??bility.

Delany’s return from injury will strengthen the middle order, while Lewis, as captain, will be key in guiding the team thro??ugh the challenges posed by the Bangladesh side. This fusion of youth and experience gives Ire??land the versatility and resilience needed for a competitive tour.

“Obviously, welcoming back Laura Delany from injury will make a massive difference to that middle order. Her experience and quality across both formats is key, but she also balances the team beautifully for us in terms of her being able to bowl �?so it gives us a chance to play an extra batter, if needed. With two all-rounders in the top four, and Amy Hunter our keeper also opening, it gives a nice balance to the team and we look in good shape with everyone fit and healthy at the start of the tour,” said Ed Joyce, Head Coach of?? Ireland Women in an of?ficial statement.

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Ireland Women squad for Bangladesh tour

ODI: Gaby Lewis (captain), Ava Canning, Christina Coulter Reilly, Laura Delany, Sarah Forb???es, Amy Hunter, Arlene Kelly, Aimee Maguire, Jane Maguire, Cara Murray, Leah Paul, Orla Prendergast, Una Raymond-Hoey, Freya Sargent, Alice Tector.

T20I: Gaby Lewis (cap??tain), Ava Canning, Christina Coult??er Reilly, Laura Delany, Sarah Forbes, Amy Hunter, Arlene Kelly, Aimee Maguire, Jane Maguire, Cara Murray, Leah Paul, Orla Prendergast, Una Raymond-Hoey, Freya Sargent, Rebecca Stokell.

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In an exciting clash at Castle Avenue, Ireland Women secured a memorable 5-wicket win over England Women i?n the second T20I of the England Women tour of Ireland 20?24.

Disciplined bowling keep England batters in check

Opting to bowl first after winning the toss, Ireland restricted England to 169/8 in their 20 overs, with standout performances from their bowlers. Orla Prendergast and Arlene Kelly were the stars with the b??all, each claimin??g two wickets to keep the England batters in check.

England’s innings was anchored by Tammy Beaumont, who top-scored with 40 off 34 balls, laced with 7 boundaries. Bryony Smith (28 off 26) and Paige Schol??field (34 off 21) also contributed handy runs in the middle order. However, regular breakthroughs by the Irish bowlers, including a disciplined spell from Prendergast (2/31) and Kelly (2/22), ensured England couldn’t build significant momentum in their innings.

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Orla Prendergast leads Ireland to a memorable win

Chasing 170, Ireland got off to a shaky start, ?losing opener Amy Hunter for just 1 run in the third ball of the innings. But Gaby Lewis and Prendergast turn?ed the tide with a solid 92-run partnership. Lewis played a composed knock of 38 off 35 balls, setting the platform for Prendergast to unleash her power-hitting.

The all-rounder was sensational with the bat, smashing 13 fours in her 80 off 51 balls, anchoring the chase and keeping Ireland on track. Despite a few late hiccups, wit??h quick dismissals of Sarah Forbes and Ava Canning, Prendergast’s brilliance combined with Leah Paul’s steady 27 off 27 ensured Ireland reached the target on the penultimate ball of the match.

Mady Villiers’ efforts (2/31) and Kate Cross (2/29) for England weren’t enough to stop Ireland’s charge. Prendergast was deservedly named Player of the Match for her all-round display, leading Ireland to level the series 1-1. The decider will now be played on Tuesday, September 17, at Castle Avenue, with both teams eager to clinch the series.

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Ireland Women are set to face England Women in a pivotal three-match one-day international (ODI) series, a key part of the ICC Women’s Championship. The matches, scheduled for September 7th, 9th, and 11th, will take place at Stormont. The recent historic 2-1 series win over Sri Lanka ?will boost the morale of the host befo??re facing the fierce opponent in form of England.

Gaby Lewis steps up as captain of Ireland

With regular captain Laura Delany sidelined due to an ankle injury, Gaby Lewis has been ??appointed as the interim captain for both the ODI and T20I squads. Lewis, who is recovering from a quad strain, returns to lead the team in what is seen as a critical juncture for Irish cricket. Her leadership and experience will be vital as Ireland faces a strong England side.

The series will see the return of Una Raymond-Hoey, who has overcome an injury and rejoined the squad after a five-year stint playing in Australia. Orla Prendergast also returns, having recent??ly competed in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy w??ith The Blaze. Their inclusion strengthens a squad that aims to build on their recent success against Sri Lanka.

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A vital opportunity in the ICC Women’s Championship

Currently, Ireland sits at the bottom of the ICC Women’s Championship standings with just two wins from 15 matches. This series against England presents a crucial opportunity to climb the rankings. The combination of Lewis’s leadership and the team’s recent momentum offers hope that Ireland can make significant progress in the championship and continue their upward trajectory on the international stage.

Ireland’s top-choice playing XI for the ODI series against England: 

1. Sarah Forbes �?Batter
   • Role: Aggressive opener with the ability to give a strong start.
2. Amy Hunter �?Wicketkeeper Batter
   • Role: Key player providing stability with the bat and expertise behind the stumps.
3. Orla Prendergast (c) �?All-rounder
   • Role: Captain and crucial all-rounder who can contribute significantly with both bat and ball.
4. Leah Paul �?All-rounder (Left-Hand Batter, Slow Left Arm Orthodox)
   • Role: Middle-order batter and effective slow left-arm bowler, adding depth to both departments.
5. Rebecca Stokell �?Batter
   • Role: Reliable middle-order batter, important for stabilizing the innings.
6. Gaby Lewis �?All-rounder (Leg break Bowler)
   • Role: Versatile all-rounder with leg-spin bowling capabilities, enhancing both batting and bowling options.
7. Arlene Kelly �?All-rounder (Right-arm Medium)
   • Role: Adds balance to the team with medium pace and lower-order batting.
8. Jane Maguire �?Bowler (Right-arm Medium)
   • Role: Provides medium pace bowling, essential for containing runs and taking key wickets.
9. Alana Dalzell �?Bowler (Right-arm Medium)
   • Role: Adds depth to the medium pace attack, contributing to the pace options.
10. Freya Sargent �?Bowling All-rounder (Right-arm Off-break)
    • Role: Offers off-spin bowling and useful lower-order batting.
11. Aimee Maguire �?Bowler (Slow Left-arm Orthodox)
    • Role: Provides spin options with slow left-arm orthodox, crucial for varying the attack.

Team balance and strategy:

• Batting: The top order with Forbes and Hunter provides a solid start, while Paul and Stokell offer stability in the middle order.
• All-rounders: Prendergast, Lewis, and Kelly offer balance, with the ability to contribute in multiple facets of the game.
• Bowling: A diverse mix of pace and spin options, including both medium and slow bowlers, ensures a versatile attack.

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The recent white-ball series between Ireland and Sri Lanka has had a significant impact on the latest ICC Women’s Player Rankings, with several standout performers making impressive gains. Ireland, who clinched the ODI leg 2-1, saw a host of their players rewarded for their exceptional displays. Leading the charge for Ireland were Orla Prendergast, Leah Paul, Amy Hunter, and Arlene Kelly,?? all of whom made considerable strides in the rankings after their notable contributions with both bat and ball.

Ireland stars soar in ICC Rankings

One of the biggest movers was Prendergast, whose magnificent unbeaten century in the opening ODI propelled her nine places up the rankings, landing her at 28th in the latest ICC Women’s ODI Batters list. Prendergast’s commanding performance was a testament to her growing stature in international cricket and reinforced her as a key player for Ireland.

Paul also made a significant leap, moving up four places to 29th in the rankings. Paul’s Player of the Match performance in the second ODI, where she made vital contributions with the bat, showcased her importance to Ireland’s lineup. Hunter, another rising star for Ireland, gained 10 spots to move into a tie for 34th place on the ODI batters list after her consistent performances throughout the series.

Sri Lanka players also made their mark on the rankings, with Nilakshika Silva climbing three spots to 32nd, and Kavisha Dilhari rising four places to 50th. Vishmi Gunaratne saw the most significant jump for Sri Lanka, surging 22 spots to r?each 53rd in the latest ODI batters list.

Bowlers and all-rounders shine

Ireland’s Arlene Kelly was another big mover on the rankings for ODI bowlers, climbing three places to 27th following her? three-wicket haul in the second game of the series. Kelly’s performances were instrumental in keeping the Sri Lankan batters in check, and her ranking jump reflects her impact??.

Sri Lanka’s Dilhari also impressed in the bowling department, improving five places to share the 30th spot in the ODI bowlers list. Furthermore, Dilhari’s all-around contributions did not go unnoticed as she climbed six spots to 17th in the ODI all-rounders rankings. Her consistent performances with both bat and ball make her a crucial player for Sri Lanka moving forward.

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Nat Sciver-Brunt remains at top

England all-rounder Nat Sciver-Brunt continues to hold her position at the pinnacle of the ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings. Her consistent performances with both bat and ball have kept her firmly at the top of the rankings, showcasing her dominance in the 50-over format. Sciver-Brunt’s ability to deliver under pressure, combined with her exceptional skills in all facets of the game, has solidified her reputation as one of the most influential players in women’s cricket.

T20I Rankings see significant shifts

The T20I series between the two nations, which ended in a 1-1 tie, also brought about notable changes in the ICC rankings. Sri Lanka’s Harshitha Samarawickrama, who scored back-to-back half-centuries, made her way up three spots to share 13th place on th??e latest T20I batters ?list. Samarawickrama’s ability to score runs consistently at the top of the order has been a vital asset for Sri Lanka in the shorter format.

For Ireland, opener Gaby Lewis made a big leap, moving up four places to 21st in the T20I batters rankings after her stunning century in the second match. Lewis’s ability to dominate the opposition bowling in the shortest format has made her a key player for Ireland, and her rise in the rankings reflects her?? growing influence in international cricket.

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Orla Prendergast‘s superb century powered Ireland Women to a thrilling three-wicket victory over Sri Lanka Women in the 1st ODI of the Sri Lanka Women tour of Ireland 2024 at the Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont. Chasing a challenging target of 261, Ireland secur??ed the win in the final over, with Prendergast’s heroic knock leading the way.

Vishmi Gunaratne powers Sri Lanka to a formidable total

After opting to bowl first, Ireland Women faced a resilient Sri Lankan batting lineup. Despite the early dismissal of captain Chamari Athapaththu for a golden duck, Sri Lanka’s Vishmi Rajapaksha Gunaratne anchored the innings with a splendid 101 off 98 b??alls, hitting ni?ne fours and three sixes.

Hasini Perera provided valuable support with 46 runs off 72 balls, helping Sri Lanka post a competitive total of 260/8 in their 50 overs. For Ireland, Prendergast was outstanding with the ball, picking up 3 wickets for just 25 runs, while Alana Dalzell also contributed with two key wickets.

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Orla Prendergast takes Ireland home in a thrilling finish

In pursuit of 261, Ireland had a shaky start, losing Gaby Lewis early. However, Sarah Forbes (30 off 46 balls) and Amy Hunter (42 off 45 balls) built a solid foundation. The innings was then taken over by Prendergast, who played a match-winning knock of 122 off 107 balls, laced with 10 fours and 2 sixes. Her powerful stroke play and calm presence at the crease put Ireland in control of the chase. Despite some late wickets, Prendergast’s heroics ensured Ireland reached the target, finishing on 261/7 in 49.2 overs.

Sri Lanka’s bowling attack was led by Kavisha Dilhari, who claimed 4 wickets for 54 runs, but their efforts weren’t enough to prevent Ireland from claiming victory in the opening match of the series. Prendergast’s all-round brilliance earned her the Player of the Match award, as her exceptional century guided Ireland Women to a 1-0 lead in the series.

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Ireland Women are gearing up for their first of two home white-ball series this month, starting with a historic clash against Sri Lanka, the newly-crowned Asia Cup champions. The series, scheduled to run from August 11 to August 20, 2024, will feature five matches across multiple formats, marking ??the first-ever bilat??eral series between the two teams.

Series overview and historical context

This upcomi?ng series will be a significant milestone, as it is the first time Ireland and Sri Lanka will face off in a competitive bilateral series. Historically, the two sides have played each other only seven times, with Sri Lanka winning six of those encounters and one match ending without a result. Their previous meeting was a warm-up match for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup in 2018, where Ireland emerged victorious by 8 wickets.

Match schedule and significance

The two-match series T20I will be a pivotal opportunity for bo??th teams to showcase their skills and build momentum. For Ireland, it represents a chance to challenge a formidable opponent in Sri Lanka and make a statement on home soil. The series is poised to offer fans exciting cricket and a fresh chapter in the competitive history between these two sides.

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Ireland Women’s top-choice playing XI for the T20I series against Sri Lanka Women:

1. Laura Delany (c) – All-Rounder
   Strengths: Captaincy experience, solid batting and effective medium-pace bowling.
   Role: Provides leadership, stabilizes the innings, and offers crucial breakthroughs with the ball.
2. Gaby Lewis – Opening Batter
   Strengths: Aggressive batting, good technique against pace and spin.
   Role: Sets a strong foundation at the top of the order with quick scoring.
3. Amy Hunter – Middle-Order Batter
   Strengths: Reliable middle-order presence, ability to accelerate the scoring rate.
   Role: Anchors the innings and accelerates towards the end.
4. Orla Prendergast – All-Rounder
   Strengths: Versatile all-rounder with impactful batting and effective bowling.
   Role: Provides depth in both batting and bowling, offering key contributions in both departments.
5. Leah Paul – Middle-Order Batter
   Strengths: Solid batting with the ability to play big shots.
   Role: Strengthens the middle order and helps in finishing the innings strongly.
6. Arlene Kelly – All-Rounder
   Strengths: Can contribute with both bat and ball, offers valuable lower-order hitting.
   Role: Adds depth to the lower middle-order and provides additional bowling options.
7. Cara Murray – Spinner
   Strengths: Effective spin bowling, capable of taking key wickets in the middle overs.
   Role: Controls the middle overs and provides crucial breakthroughs.
8. Jane Maguire – Bowler
   Strengths: Consistent pace bowling, good at containing runs and taking wickets.
   Role: Opens the bowling and provides early breakthroughs.
9. Rebecca Stokell – Bowler
   Strengths: Strong pace bowling with the ability to swing the ball.
   Role: Supports the opening bowler and bowls crucial spells in the death overs.
10. Christina Coulter Reilly – Bowler
    Strengths: Effective in the middle overs with her ability to bowl tight spells.
    Role: Provides balance in the bowling attack and restricts the scoring rate.
11. Una Raymond-Hoey – Bowler
    Strengths: Varied bowling styles, adept at handling different conditions.
    Role: Completes the bowling attack with versatility and skill.

Key considerations:

• Batting Depth: With players like Delany, Prendergast, and Paul, the team has a solid middle order that can adapt to various match situations.
• Bowling Attack: The combination of pace and spin options offers a balanced approach to dealing with Sri Lanka’s batting.
• Leadership: Delany’s captaincy will be crucial in guiding the team and making strategic decisions during the matches.

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In a thrilling rain-affected fourth T20 International, Ireland Women secured a remarkable nine-wicket victory over Zimbabwe Women at the Harare Sports Club, thanks to a six from the second-last ball of the match by Orla Prendergast (22 off 12). Prendergast and Gaby Lewis (25 off 21)  forged an unbeaten second-wicket partnership of 36, propellin??g Ireland to a 4-0 lead in the five-game series.

Ireland’s bowling brilliance restricts Zimbabwe to 65/5

After a delay due to excessive rain, the fixture, reduced to eight overs-a-side, commenced with Ireland captain Laura Delany winning the toss and choosing to bowl first. Wickets fell at regular intervals, including a run-out by Cara Murray, and Zimbabwe posted a total of 65/5 from their eight overs. Kelis Ndhlovu top scored for Zimbabwe with 17 while Chiedza Dhururu made 14.

#4thT20I | INNINGS BREAK

Zimbabwe 65-5 in 8 overs

(Kelis Ndhlovu 17, Chiyedza Dhu??ruru 14 ; Georgia Dempsey 1-3??, Laura Delany 1-10)

Live streaming 👇//t.co/kVURj8Kvsi#ZIMWvIREW | #WeMeanCricket pic.twitter.com/YXW7fm5MR7

— Zimbabwe Cricket – Women (@zimbabwewomen) February 1, 2024

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Nail-biting run-chase ends with Orla Prendergast’s six

Chasing 66 for victory, Ireland faced a challenging run-chase against Zimbabwe’s resilient bowling attack. Although Amy Hunter provided a positive start, her dismissal on 19 heightened the pressure. Ndhlovu was entrusted with defending nine runs in the final over. Gaby and Prendergast showca?sed composure in managing the chase, with Prendergast sealing the win with a six over midwicket on the penultimate delivery. The series will conclude with the final match on Friday, 2 February, at the Harare Sports Club and will be played under lights.

BOSH!

6�?from OP 👊

What a way to win a match!

We win by 9 wickets and go 4-0 up in the series.

Well done all 👏

SCORECARD: //t.co/jplhfyNyfi#BackingGreen ☘️🏏 #FuelledByCerta pic.twitter.com/tZ82A0PQoN

— Ireland Women’s Cricket (@IrishWomensCric) February 1, 2024

Ireland defeated Zimbabwe by 9 wickets (Match ?reduced to 8 overs per side due to rain) 🏏

Scorecard: //t.co/ZalwUWJpEv#women #cricket #ZIMvsIRE #irelandcricket #ZimbabweCricket #CricketTwitter #WomenCricket pic.twitter.com/wYI4MEMPeY

— WomenCricket.com (@WomenCricketHQ) February 2, 2024

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On her debut for Western Storm, Orla Prendergast delivered an outstanding performance, scoring a magnificent century and leading her team to a commanding six-wicket victory over Thunder in the Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy 2023 at Sophia Gardens on Sat??urday.

Storm win by 6 wickets with 8 overs to spare 🎉 Our next match is Monday 1st May @ Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol from 10.30am. Tickets on sale at our website! ⛈️⛈️ #stormtroopers #rhftrophy pic.twitter.com/GKKxgCoITY

— Somerset Women (@SomersetWomen) April 29, 2023

Prendergast, who had joined the team just 48 hours earlier, made a remarkable first impression by posting a career-best score. She formed a game-changing 186-run partnership for the third-wicket with Fran Wilson, who remained unbeaten on 74 from 100 balls.

Prendergast ended up scoring 115 runs with the help of 11 fours and a six as the Storm chased down the target of 215 with 51 balls to spare and six wickets in hand. Mahika Gaur was the pick of the bowlers for Thunder, taking three wickets for 39?? runs in her quota of 10 ??overs, including a couple of maidens.

Western Storm complete victory by ?6 wickets in the 42nd over.

17-year-old Ma??hika Gaur takes 3/39 from 10 overs on her Thunder debut. �?��

💥 #BringTheThunder

— Thunder Cricket (@Thundercric) April 29, 2023

Earlier, the Eleanor Threlkeld-led Thunder could only manage to reach 214 in 44.4 overs. Opener Emma Lamb smashed a tremendous 74 off 85, including 8 boundaries. However, no other batter except Deandra Dottin (41 off 40) came even close to Lamb’s score.

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