Ireland dominates the first woman hate, records the 97 -year -old victory over Zimbabwe

Ireland offered a comprehensive performance all Saturday, July 26, to defeat Zimbabwe Towards 97 he runs at the inauguration of an international day of his two -party series. Home -commanded victory leaves Touring’s Zimbabwe side still looking for his first white ball victory. The first order of Ireland established a fundamental basis, promoting them to a competitive total, which was too formidable for the fight against the fight against Zimbabwe to persecute.

The skill of the Battle of Ireland sets a high goal

After being requested to beat first, the Obters of Ireland, Sarah Forbes (54) and the captain Gaby Lewis (51), set the tone with an impressive collaboration of 116 runs, frustrating Zimbabwe’s bowls. While Lewis, the most aggressive of the two, left shortly after his fifty, Forbes continued his strong demonstration, adding a Swift 40 in just 5.1 points next to Amy Hunter. The same Hunter contributed with a rapid 43 of 38 deliveries, which was missing a half century. Border to take He kept the punctuation speed with a 52 -year -old 52 -year -old son before being demolished. Laura Delany’s Run-Ball 34 guided Ireland ahead of the 250 mark. Despite a late collapse, where Ireland lost its last six doctors by only 35 runs, preventing them from breaching the 300 mark, its total final of 288/9 presented a significant challenge.

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Zimbabwe’s first -order collapse is expensive

The goal of 289 runs seemed immediately bewildering by Zimbabwe, as his first order collapsed under pressure. ORLA TRAGAST, starring the ball, also twice hit in a straightforward misfortune during its opening spell, reducing Zimbabwe to a precarious 17/2. At the end of the Powerplay, they were 34/3. The Chipo Mugeri-Triipano pattern (68) and the beloved Biza tried a recovery with a resistant booth of 68 runs, causing the flow of doctors for almost 12 points. However, the crucial twin strikes of Lara McBride lit another collapse, as Zimbabwe lost four doctors for only 39 runs. Despite a 32 unimbat of 71 balls of Runyararo Pasipanodya, who kept them mathematically in the contest until the penultimate one was, the first damage was unbearable for the visitors.

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