05/05Result
1st Match, Ireland Tri-Nation Series at Dublin, May 5 2019
West Indies won by 196 runs
Player of the Match
John Campbell
John CampbellWest Indies
05/05Result
1st Match, Ireland Tri-Nation Series at Dublin, May 5 2019
West Indies won by 196 runs
Player of the Match
John Campbell
John CampbellWest Indies

END OF OVER:
50 | 9 Runs 1 Wkt | WI: 381/3 | RR: 7.62

  • Darren Bravo9 (7b)
  • Mark Adair10-1-84-1
  • Josh Little10-0-72-0

This is West Indies' second-best ODI score. Only a couple of months ago they made 389 against England, but still ended losing it.

Hope/Campbell passed Tendulkar/Dravid's 331-run stand v New Zealand in 1999 for the second-highest partnership for any wicket in ODIs. And fell seven short of WI's best by Gayle and Samuels at the 2015 World Cup. That said, both have given their credentials a massive lift and have put themselves in the fray to be considered in the first XI even when the superstars return.

Shai Hope: Really enjoyed it. No idea my average was best among all West Indies batsmen who have made 1000 runs.

John Campbell: Very proud, first international century. It was a pleasure batting with Shai. We set up the innings well, it was slow going but after that it was a lot easier.

Menash: "Wow West Indies what a performance should easily win this."

49.6
W
Adair to Holder, OUT, hit straight, hit high but can't clear the ropes as Kevin O'Brien takes a dolly at long-off. West Indies end with the highest ODI score in Ireland, surpassing the previous best of 379. Ireland have taken four hours to bowl their quota, having been made to run ragged. They must be exhausted in the cold. Let's see how they'll approach the chase when we get underway in 40 minutes. Do join us then.

JO Holder c O'Brien b Adair 1 (6b 0x4 0x6) SR: 16.66

49.6
1w
Adair to Holder, 1 wide, beaten as he looks to back away and slap this over cover, bowled just outside the wide line
49.5
1
Adair to Bravo, 1 run, flicked down to fine leg
49.4
0
Adair to Bravo, no run, pulls and misses, played too early and was nowhere near the ball
49.4
1w
Adair to Bravo, 1 wide, slower ball but gets the direction wrong as he slips this down leg, wide called
49.3
2
Adair to Bravo, 2 runs, one-handed pull into the gap at deep midwicket
49.2
0
Adair to Bravo, no run, dug in short, Darren ducks under this one. Surprised? I am
49.1
4
Adair to Bravo, FOUR,

END OF OVER:
49 | 3 Runs | WI: 372/2 | RR: 7.59

  • Jason Holder1 (5b)
  • Darren Bravo2 (2b)
  • Josh Little10-0-72-0
  • Barry McCarthy10-0-76-2
48.6
0
Little to Holder, no run, heave and a miss, hit on the body
48.5
0
Little to Holder, no run, play and a miss, was through with the swing even before the ball arrived
48.4
1
Little to Bravo, 1 run, slapped one bounce to long-on
48.3
1
Little to Holder, 1 run, bunts this full toss into the gap at cover
48.2
0
Little to Holder, no run, slower length ball outside off, through with the pull but misses
48.1
1
Little to Bravo, 1 run, slower and fuller on middle and leg, worked to deep midwicket

END OF OVER:
48 | 4 Runs 2 Wkts | WI: 369/2 | RR: 7.68

  • Jason Holder0 (1b)
  • Darren Bravo0 (0b)
  • Barry McCarthy10-0-76-2
  • Tim Murtagh10-0-71-0
47.6
0
McCarthy to Holder, no run, plays inside the line of this slower bouncer as he lets it go
47.5
W
McCarthy to Hope, OUT, he's hit this down the throat of deep square leg. Too short, fetched it from outside off, hit well but the fielder didn't have to move an inch.

SD Hope c Tucker b McCarthy 170 (152b 22x4 2x6) SR: 111.84

Ireland 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st12WTS PorterfieldPR Stirling
2nd9WTS PorterfieldA Balbirnie
3rd0A BalbirnieLJ Tucker
4th42KJ O'BrienA Balbirnie
4th89KJ O'BrienGC Wilson
5th0GC WilsonA Balbirnie
6th3A BalbirnieGH Dockrell
7th4A BalbirnieMR Adair
8th7BJ McCarthyMR Adair
9th19TJ MurtaghBJ McCarthy
10th0TJ MurtaghJB Little