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Ireland vs New Zealand, 3rd ODI Match Summary

IRE vs NZ, 2022 - ODI Summary

Ireland vs New Zealand Scorecard
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Match Ended   
3rd ODI, Malahide Cricket Club Ground, Dublin , Jul 15, 2022
Ireland Ireland
359/9 (50.0/50)
New Zealand New Zealand
360/6 (50.0/50)
New Zealand beat Ireland by 1 run
  • Player of the Match
    Martin Guptill
    115(126)
  • Player of the Series
    Michael Bracewell
NZ 360/6
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/1225-martin-guptill-playerprofile>Martin Guptill</a>
Martin Guptill
115 (126)
  • 15x4s
  • 2x6s
  • 91.26SR
<a href=/cricket/players/50834-henry-michael-nicholls-playerprofile>Henry Nicholls</a>
Henry Nicholls
79 (54)
  • 7x4s
  • 3x6s
  • 146.29SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Joshua Little
ECON 8.40
10
OVERS
84/2
R/W
Bowler
Curtis Campher
ECON 6.57
7
OVERS
46/1
R/W
IRE 359/9
Bat Top Batsmen
<a href=/cricket/players/1080-paul-stirling-playerprofile>Paul Stirling</a>
Paul Stirling
120 (103)
  • 14x4s
  • 5x6s
  • 116.50SR
<a href=/cricket/players/110824-harry-tector-playerprofile>Harry Tector</a>
Harry Tector
108 (106)
  • 7x4s
  • 5x6s
  • 101.88SR
Bowl Top Bowlers
Bowler
Matt Henry
ECON 6.80
10
OVERS
68/4
R/W
Bowler
Mitchell Santner
ECON 7.10
10
OVERS
71/3
R/W
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Tom Latham is then seen posing with the trophy before his teammates join in on the celebration and pose for the team photo. And with that, the ODI series comes to and as New Zealand whitewash Ireland 3-0. There's plenty of action left in this tour as the three-match T20I series is up next. The first game of the series will be played on Monday, the 18th of July in Belfast and the match will begin at 8.30 pm IST (3 pm GMT) but you can join us early for the build-up. Till then, take care and goodbye!
The Black Caps skipper, Tom Latham says that it was a fantastic game and it has been a great spectacle for the crowd. Mentions that they batted well and put on a good score on the board but credits Ireland for the way they batted. Tells that their bowlers are pretty crafty and it was nice to see them executing their plans well in the end. Talks about his good record as a captain and says that all credit to the boys for the way they played and he is very happy for the team.
Andy Balbirnie, the captain of Ireland says that it is disappointing but he is proud of the way they have played. Says that Harry Tector and Paul Stirling played brilliantly and applauds Tector and says that he has a bright future ahead. Mentions that he is proud of the effort of the boys and says that they want to play these big teams regularly. Says that it shame that they are not playing any more ODIs this year but have some T20Is coming forward and are looking to do well in those.
Michael Bracewell is the PLAYER OF THE SERIES for his brilliant contribution with both bat and ball. He says that it has been an amazing series and applauds Ireland for the way they have played in this series and adds that all three games would have been gone either way. Mentions that it is a proud moment to don the New Zealand jersey and to win the player of the series award is special. Signs off by saying that they wanted to get 30 points in the World Cup Super League and it is nice to get it in the end.
Martin Guptill (115 off 126 balls) is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his match-winning knock. He says that it has been an exciting series and it has been a great spectacle for the crowd. Tells that the extended break has helped him and says that it is always nice to contribute and says that to get a victory in the end, it feels good. Mentions that he lost his dad five years ago and it is nice to do this for him.
The presentation ceremony...
Earlier in the game, Tom Latham won the toss and on a flat pitch decided to bat first. This decision proved to be positive as the Kiwi openers were off to an absolutely lightning-fast start. New Zealand, riding on a superb ton by Martin Guptill and a cracking knock by Henry Nicholls went on to post a mammoth total of 360 runs. The Irish bowlers were all taken to the cleaners and without the services of strike bowler Mark Adair it was always going to be difficult for them. The wicket was great for batting and the hosts came out all guns blazing and reached a point where they were ahead of the chase but the Kiwi bowlers got the wickets towards the end which broke the Irish momentum and New Zealand went on to win the ODI series 3-0. Stay tuned for the presentation.
Ireland will be thinking that cricket is a cruel game as within a span of a week, they have had two heartbreaking losses which not only cost them the series but crucial World Cup Super League points as well. The skipper faltered once again but his opening partner Paul Stirling was at his devastating best. Stirling along with upcoming Irish superstar Harry Tector added on 179 runs for the 3rd wicket and put the hosts in a position of promise. However, once Stirling got out for 120, Tector took a bit of time getting to his ton and then gave away his wicket. The tailenders provided a few lusty blows but none of them just hung on till the end which proved to be the difference between the two sides. Ireland have played some brilliant cricket but unfortunately, have nothing to show for it.
With 360 runs on the board, all New Zealand needed were a couple of early wickets and Matt Henry provided them an early wicket just as he has done throughout the series. Lockie Ferguson wasn't quite on song and after picking up a couple of wickets inside the first 10 overs, the Kiwi bowlers were largely ineffective for the next 20 or so overs. The spinners couldn't control the pace of the game and were easily dealt with. But just as the game went on, the bowlers started to pick up wickets and Henry and Santner ended up with 4 wickets and 3 wickets respectively. In the end, Blair Tickner who hasn't had the best of series stood up to bowl the final over and saw his side to victory.
So close yet so far and the Irish hearts are broken once again! What an absolute thriller of a match and Ireland were just moments away from accomplishing the fifth highest run chase in ODI history but Blair Tickner and New Zealand had other plans. In the end, the Kiwis held their nerves and have swept the series 3-0!
Over 50 : 359/9
8 Runs
  • 049.1
  • 149.2
  • 449.3
  • W 49.4
  • 149.5
  • 1 B 49.6
G. Hume
7 (11)
J. Little
1 (1)
B. Tickner
10-0-71-1
49.6
b
Blair Tickner To Graham Hume
Bye! That's it! It's a brilliant final over from Blair Tickner and New Zealand have managed to hang on. This is bowled from 'round the wicket and it is slower and into the pitch, wide of off stump. Graham Hume looks to thrash it through covers but is beaten by the lack of pace. The batters scamper through for a bye as Tickner celebrates in style. New Zealand win by 1 run!
49.5
1
Blair Tickner To Josh Little
On a length, on off. Little heaves it towards long on. The fielder there fumbles a bit but manages to throw the ball back in time to keep it to just a single. 3 needed now from last ball!
Josh Little is the last man in for Ireland.
49.4
W
Blair Tickner To Craig Young OUT!
OUT! RUN OUT! Craig Young departs and the game just keeps on turning on its head. This is slower from Blair Tickner and bowled into the pitch. Young looks to launch it over long on but mistimes it badly. The ball is skied around the vacant mid on region. The ball falls safely as the batters push for two. Martin Guptill gets across from mid off and somehow manages to throw it towards the keeper. Tom Latham fetches the wide throw and whips off the bails. The replays show that Young was short depsite the dive and New Zealand are one wicket away from victory.
Is that run-out? The throw is a weak one and it comes to the keeper's end but the batter still seems to be short. The decision is taken upstairs and the replays show that Craig Young is well short of his crease. OUT!
49.3
4
Blair Tickner To Craig Young
FOUR! Glenn Phillips drops his third catch of the game! Ireland are just one boundary away now from levelling the scores. A short delivery on off. Young pulls it towards deep mid-wicket and Glenn Phillips runs to his right and dives to take the catch. He gets his hand on it but the ball does not stick and goes over the fence.
49.2
1
Blair Tickner To Graham Hume
Just a single! Slower length ball, around off. Hume heaves it aerially but does not get any timing. The ball falls short of long on and a single is taken.
49.1
0
Blair Tickner To Graham Hume
Dot to start the final over! Short and outside off. Hume looks to slash it away but misses.
Over 49 : 351/8
7 Runs
  • 448.1
  • 048.2
  • W 48.3
  • 148.4
  • 148.5
  • 148.6
G. Hume
6 (8)
C. Young
1 (1)
M. Henry
10-0-68-4
48.6
1
Matt Henry To Graham Hume
So a single off the final delivery and now Ireland need 10 from the last over! Back of a length, around off. Hume looks to push it away towards the leg side. He, however, gets an inside edge onto his pads and the batters steal a single as the ball rolls away from the strip.
48.5
1
Matt Henry To Craig Young
Single! Back of a length, around off. Young looks to push it away but gets the inside edge behind square on the leg side. A single taken. 350 up for Ireland!
48.4
1
Matt Henry To Graham Hume
Back of a length, on leg. Hume works it towards backward square leg for a single.
Craig Young is the next man in.
48.3
W
Matt Henry To George Dockrell OUT!
OUT! CAUGHT! George Dockrell departs and there is another twist in the tale here! Henry lands on a length, on off. George Dockrell sees this slot delivery and looks to slam it over long on. However, he does not get the middle of his blade and ends up hitting it straight down the throat of long on. Michael Bracewell there takes a pressure catch and  Ireland now need 13 runs from 9 balls!
48.2
0
Matt Henry To George Dockrell
George Dockrell makes room again but this time Henry bowls a short ball, outside off. George Dockrell looks to get a bat on it but misses.
48.1
4
Matt Henry To George Dockrell
FOUR! This will help Ireland! George Dockrell makes room and Henry follows him. He bowls it full on the pads. George Dockrell just clips it wide of short fine leg for a boundary.
Over 48 : 344/7
8 Runs
  • 247.1
  • 1 WD 47.2
  • 147.2
  • 147.3
  • 147.4
  • 147.5
  • 147.6
G. Dockrell
18 (14)
G. Hume
4 (6)
B. Tickner
9-0-64-1
47.6
1
Blair Tickner To George Dockrell
Another single to end the over! Bangs it short on middle. George Dockrell makes room and pulls it to deep mid-wicket for a single 17 needed from 12 balls, Ireland just have to keep their composure here!
47.5
1
Blair Tickner To Graham Hume
Back of a length, around off. Hume manages to chop it away towards covers for a single.
47.4
1
Blair Tickner To George Dockrell
Blair Tickner with a slower short ball, around off. George Dockrell makes room and slaps it to long on for a single.
47.3
1
Blair Tickner To Graham Hume
Single! Back of a length, around off. Hume guides it towards short third man and takes a quick single.
47.2
1
Blair Tickner To George Dockrell
On a length, on middle. George Dockrell works it wide of short fine leg and takes a single. There is a direct hit at the batter's end but the batter is well in.
Full Commentary
50 OV
8 Runs
B. Tickner to G. Hume C. Young J. Little
  • 049.1
  • 149.2
  • 449.3
  • W 49.4
  • 149.5
  • 1 B 49.6
49 OV
7 Runs
M. Henry to G. Dockrell G. Hume C. Young
  • 448.1
  • 048.2
  • W 48.3
  • 148.4
  • 148.5
  • 148.6
48 OV
8 Runs
B. Tickner to G. Dockrell G. Hume
  • 247.1
  • 1 WD 47.2
  • 147.2
  • 147.3
  • 147.4
  • 147.5
  • 147.6
47 OV
9 Runs
M. Henry to G. Dockrell G. Hume
  • 246.1
  • 146.2
  • 146.3
  • 446.4
  • 146.5
  • 046.6
46 OV
9 Runs
M. Santner to L. Tucker G. Dockrell G. Hume
  • 145.1
  • 145.2
  • W 45.3
  • 045.4
  • 145.5
  • 5 WD 45.6
  • 145.6
45 OV
5 Runs
L. Ferguson to G. Dockrell L. Tucker
  • 044.1
  • 144.2
  • 044.3
  • 244.4
  • 044.5
  • 1 WD 44.6
  • 144.6
44 OV
5 Runs
M. Santner to H. Tector L. Tucker G. Dockrell
  • 143.1
  • 143.2
  • W 43.3
  • 143.4
  • 143.5
  • 143.6
43 OV
7 Runs
L. Ferguson to H. Tector L. Tucker
  • 142.1
  • 142.2
  • 1 WD 42.3
  • 142.3
  • 142.4
  • 1 NB 42.5
  • 042.5
  • 142.6
42 OV
13 Runs
M. Bracewell to H. Tector L. Tucker
  • 141.1
  • 441.2
  • 4 LB 41.3
  • 141.4
  • 241.5
  • 141.6
41 OV
9 Runs
M. Santner to H. Tector L. Tucker
  • 040.1
  • 040.2
  • 140.3
  • 140.4
  • 640.5
  • 140.6
40 OV
4 Runs
B. Tickner to H. Tector C. Campher L. Tucker
  • 139.1
  • 139.2
  • 139.3
  • W 39.4
  • 139.5
  • 039.6
39 OV
12 Runs
M. Santner to G. Delany H. Tector C. Campher
  • 638.1
  • 138.2
  • 138.3
  • W 38.4
  • 438.5
  • 038.6
38 OV
9 Runs
M. Henry to G. Delany H. Tector
  • 137.1
  • 137.2
  • 137.3
  • 137.4
  • 437.5
  • 137.6
37 OV
7 Runs
M. Santner to G. Delany H. Tector
  • 436.1
  • 136.2
  • 136.3
  • 036.4
  • 136.5
  • 036.6
36 OV
5 Runs
L. Ferguson to G. Delany H. Tector
  • 035.1
  • 4 B 35.2
  • 135.3
  • 035.4
  • 035.5
  • 035.6
35 OV
12 Runs
M. Henry to H. Tector P. Stirling G. Delany
  • 434.1
  • 134.2
  • 634.3
  • W 34.4
  • 034.5
  • 134.6
34 OV
13 Runs
L. Ferguson to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 033.1
  • 133.2
  • 033.3
  • 433.4
  • 233.5
  • 633.6
33 OV
5 Runs
M. Henry to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 032.1
  • 132.2
  • 032.3
  • 1 LB 32.4
  • 132.5
  • 232.6
32 OV
8 Runs
M. Bracewell to P. Stirling
  • 431.1
  • 031.2
  • 431.3
  • 031.4
  • 031.5
  • 031.6
31 OV
11 Runs
B. Tickner to P. Stirling H. Tector
  • 030.1
  • 430.2
  • 130.3
  • 430.4
  • 130.5
  • 130.6
30 OV
7 Runs
G. Phillips to P. Stirling H. Tector
  • 129.1
  • 129.2
  • 429.3
  • 029.4
  • 129.5
  • 029.6
29 OV
4 Runs
B. Tickner to P. Stirling H. Tector
  • 028.1
  • 1 WD 28.2
  • 028.2
  • 128.3
  • 128.4
  • 128.5
  • 028.6
28 OV
7 Runs
G. Phillips to P. Stirling H. Tector
  • 127.1
  • 027.2
  • 027.3
  • 427.4
  • 127.5
  • 127.6
27 OV
12 Runs
B. Tickner to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 026.1
  • 626.2
  • 026.3
  • 126.4
  • 126.5
  • 426.6
26 OV
9 Runs
G. Phillips to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 125.1
  • 625.2
  • 1 LB 25.3
  • 025.4
  • 125.5
  • 025.6
25 OV
6 Runs
M. Santner to P. Stirling
  • 024.1
  • 024.2
  • 024.3
  • 024.4
  • 624.5
  • 024.6
24 OV
8 Runs
L. Ferguson to H. Tector
  • 023.1
  • 023.2
  • 023.3
  • 223.4
  • 623.5
  • 023.6
23 OV
13 Runs
M. Santner to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 422.1
  • 122.2
  • 022.3
  • 422.4
  • 022.5
  • 422.6
22 OV
1 Runs
L. Ferguson to H. Tector
  • 021.1
  • 021.2
  • 021.3
  • 021.4
  • 021.5
  • 121.6
21 OV
7 Runs
M. Santner to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 1 LB 20.1
  • 420.2
  • 120.3
  • 120.4
  • 020.5
  • 020.6
20 OV
11 Runs
M. Bracewell to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 119.1
  • 119.2
  • 619.3
  • 119.4
  • 119.5
  • 119.6
19 OV
1 Runs
M. Santner to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 018.1
  • 018.2
  • 018.3
  • 118.4
  • 018.5
  • 018.6
18 OV
5 Runs
M. Bracewell to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 117.1
  • 117.2
  • 117.3
  • 117.4
  • 117.5
  • 017.6
17 OV
3 Runs
M. Santner to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 116.1
  • 116.2
  • 016.3
  • 016.4
  • 116.5
  • 016.6
16 OV
7 Runs
M. Bracewell to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 115.1
  • 015.2
  • 015.3
  • 415.4
  • 115.5
  • 115.6
15 OV
5 Runs
B. Tickner to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 414.1
  • 114.2
  • 014.3
  • 014.4
  • 014.5
  • 014.6
14 OV
2 Runs
M. Bracewell to P. Stirling H. Tector
  • 113.1
  • 013.2
  • 013.3
  • 013.4
  • 013.5
  • 113.6
13 OV
8 Runs
B. Tickner to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 012.1
  • 112.2
  • 112.3
  • 612.4
  • 012.5
  • 012.6
12 OV
9 Runs
M. Bracewell to H. Tector P. Stirling
  • 011.1
  • 111.2
  • 011.3
  • 111.4
  • 111.5
  • 611.6
11 OV
6 Runs
B. Tickner to P. Stirling H. Tector
  • 110.1
  • 410.2
  • 010.3
  • 010.4
  • 010.5
  • 110.6
10 OV
7 Runs
M. Henry to P. Stirling A. McBrine H. Tector
  • 29.1
  • 19.2
  • 49.3
  • W 9.4
  • 09.5
  • 09.6
9 OV
6 Runs
B. Tickner to A. McBrine P. Stirling
  • 08.1
  • 18.2
  • 18.3
  • 48.4
  • 08.5
  • 08.6
8 OV
1 Runs
M. Henry to A. McBrine P. Stirling
  • 07.1
  • 07.2
  • 17.3
  • 07.4
  • 07.5
  • 07.6
7 OV
10 Runs
L. Ferguson to P. Stirling
  • 46.1
  • 06.2
  • 06.3
  • 26.4
  • 46.5
  • 06.6
6 OV
12 Runs
M. Henry to A. McBrine
  • 45.1
  • 45.2
  • 05.3
  • 45.4
  • 05.5
  • 05.6
5 OV
8 Runs
L. Ferguson to P. Stirling
  • 04.1
  • 44.2
  • 44.3
  • 04.4
  • 04.5
  • 04.6
4 OV
5 Runs
M. Henry to P. Stirling A. McBrine
  • 03.1
  • 03.2
  • 13.3
  • 03.4
  • 03.5
  • 43.6
3 OV
6 Runs
L. Ferguson to P. Stirling A. McBrine
  • 4 LB 2.1
  • 02.2
  • 1 WD 2.3
  • 02.3
  • 02.4
  • 12.5
  • 02.6
2 OV
2 Runs
M. Henry to P. Stirling A. Balbirnie
  • 01.1
  • 01.2
  • 11.3
  • 01.4
  • 1 WD 1.5
  • 01.5
  • W 1.6
1 OV
5 Runs
L. Ferguson to P. Stirling A. Balbirnie
  • 40.1
  • 00.2
  • 00.3
  • 10.4
  • 00.5
  • 00.6
Match Info
  • Venue Malahide Cricket Club Ground, Dublin
  • Weather Bright and Sunny
  • Toss New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat
  • Result New Zealand beat Ireland by 1 run
  • Player of the Match Martin Guptill
  • Player of the Series Michael Bracewell
  • Umpire Aleem Dar (PAK), Roly Black (IRE) and Paul Reynolds (IRE)
  • Referee David Boon (AUS)
Match Notes
  • Innings Break: New Zealand 360/6 in 50.0 overs
  • New Zealand 352/6 in 49.1 overs
  • New Zealand 300/5 in 44.1 overs
  • 5th wkt Partnership: 50 off 33 balls between H Nicholls (27) and G Phillips (22)
  • Power play 2 (11-40): New Zealand 254/4
  • New Zealand 250/4 in 39.5 overs
  • H Nicholls ODI Fifty: 50 runs in 38 balls (6x4) (1x6)
  • Referral 2 (38.3 ovs): IRE against H Nicholls (LBW) Unsuccessful (IRE: 0, NZ: 2)
  • Drinks : New Zealand 216/3 in 35.0 overs
  • M Guptill ODI hundred : 100 runs in 116 balls (13x4) (2x6)
  • New Zealand 200/3 in 32.4 overs
  • 4th wkt Partnership: 50 off 50 balls between M Guptill (25) and H Nicholls (24)
  • New Zealand 150/3 in 23.3 overs
  • 3rd wkt Partnership: 50 off 54 balls between M Guptill (18) and T Latham (28)
  • Drinks : New Zealand 110/2 in 17.0 overs
  • Referral 1 (15.2 ovs): IRE against T Latham (LBW) Unsuccessful (IRE: 1, NZ: 2)
  • M Guptill ODI Fifty: 50 runs in 43 balls (9x4) (1x6)
  • New Zealand 100/2 in 14.5 overs
  • Power play 1 (1-10): New Zealand 79/1
  • 1st wkt Partnership: 53 off 43 balls between M Guptill (33) and F Allen (19)
  • New Zealand 53/0 in 7.0 overs
  • Graham Hume makes his ODI debut for Ireland
  • Ireland 350/8 in 48.5 overs
  • Ireland 300/5 in 41.5 overs
  • H Tector ODI hundred : 100 runs in 96 balls (7x4) (5x6)
  • Ireland 250/3 in 36.1 overs
  • 3rd wkt Partnership: 150 off 131 balls between P Stirling (70) and H Tector (77)
  • P Stirling ODI hundred : 100 runs in 91 balls (13x4) (3x6)
  • Ireland 200/2 in 30.4 overs
  • 3rd wkt Partnership: 100 off 95 balls between P Stirling (45) and H Tector (53)
  • Ireland 150/2 in 24.5 overs
  • Referral 1 (24.1 ovs): NZ against P Stirling (LBW) Unsuccessful (IRE: 2, NZ: 2) (Retained)
  • H Tector ODI Fifty: 50 runs in 54 balls (3x4) (3x6)
  • P Stirling ODI Fifty: 50 runs in 56 balls (6x4) (1x6)
  • 3rd wkt Partnership: 50 off 59 balls between P Stirling (19) and H Tector (35)
  • Drinks : Ireland 107/2 in 18.0 overs
  • Ireland 100/2 in 8.6 overs 16.1
  • 2nd wkt Partnership: 50 off 43 balls between P Stirling (27) and A McBrine (22)
  • Power play 1 (1-10): Ireland 62/2
  • Ireland 50/1 in 8.6 overs
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Worm
Player Runs Avg.
Harry Tector IRE 225 75.00
Michael Bracewell NZ 190 -
Martin Guptill NZ 166 55.33
Paul Stirling IRE 125 41.66
George Dockrell IRE 114 38.00
Player Wickets Eco.
Matt Henry NZ 7 5.86
Mitchell Santner NZ 5 5.15
Curtis Campher IRE 5 5.33
Mark Adair IRE 4 6.00
Josh Little IRE 3 7.95
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