Ireland beat India by one run to complete a 2–0 series win, creating a notable result at Stormont. Ireland posts 154 for eight in their innings, setting a target of 155 for India. In reply, India struggles in the chase and finishes on 153 for nine, falling short by a single run. The match is described as eventful, with both sides producing close totals in a low-margin finish. The result means India does not level or extend the series, and Ireland takes the series by winning the second match after having gone ahead early in the series. While India’s batting falls just short of the required score, Ireland’s late innings and ability to defend 154 prove decisive in the final over(s).
India lose by one run to Ireland, sealing 2–0 World T20 series win
Ireland beat India by one run to complete a 2–0 series win, creating a notable result at Stormont. Ireland posts 154 for eight in their innings, setting a target of 155 for India. In reply, India stru...
- Ireland score 154 for eight and set a target of 155 against India.
- India chase 155 but finish on 153 for nine.
- Ireland win the match by one run at Stormont.
- The result gives Ireland a 2–0 series lead.
- The match is described as eventful by the reporting outlets.
India managed only 153 for 9, chasing 155 at the Stormont ground on an eventful Sunday, after the hosts made 154 for eight.
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