South Africa vs Ireland

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Ireland will play under the captaincy of Andrew Balbirnie. Kayo Sports, a new digital platform, will also live stream matches in Australia. David Miller will continue to lead the South African cricket team in the T20Is against the Ireland cricket team.

Ireland and South Africa are set to clash in a two-match T20I series. The first of which will be played at the County Ground in Bristol on August today, ...

However, Ireland was comprehensively defeated by New Zealand in both ODIs and T20Is that followed India’s tour. Ireland and South Africa are set to clash in a two-match T20I series. David Miller and Co. will look to carry their winning momentum but would not want to risk taking Ireland’s challenge lightly.

Ireland will face South Africa in a two-match T20I series starting today (August 3). While Ireland recently hosted New Zealand, SA are entering the series ...

Harry Tector. The right-handed batsman has impressed one and all with his batting. Ireland vs South Africa live telecast details: When & where to watch IRE vs SA 1st T20I live in India? Ireland vs South Africa live telecast details: When & where to watch IRE vs SA 1st T20I live in India?

Lorcan Tucker and George Dockrell gave Ireland hope with 86-run stand but couldn't prevent seventh consecutive T20I defeat.

Tucker was Ireland's best hope of scoring the 64 runs they needed in the last five overs and identified Shamsi as the bowler to target. Tucker was Ireland's best hope of scoring the 64 runs they needed in the last five overs and identified Shamsi as the bowler to target. Captain Andy Balbirnie set the tone with a four in each of the first three overs before he top-edged Wayne Parnell to Pretorius at mid-on. Captain Andy Balbirnie set the tone with a four in each of the first three overs before he top-edged Wayne Parnell to Pretorius at mid-on. Markram went on to score his third successive T20I fifty, with a chance to join Hendricks in elite company if he manages as many in the next match. He immediately scored a fifty in that match as well as this one. He immediately scored a fifty in that match as well as this one. He topped up on his three against England with an easy-as-you-like-it 74 on Wednesday. Hendricks looked in control from the moment he lofted Josh Little over the covers for six, with what seemed minimal effort. He had a busy but unremarkable start against Ireland too, with ones or twos scored mostly on the leg side. He had a busy but unremarkable start against Ireland too, with ones or twos scored mostly on the leg side. Gareth Delany removed the pair in successive deliveries, and Ireland had the chance to pull South Africa back. Harry Tector sensed an opportunity for an intervention, ran in from mid-off, and his direct hit found the stumps at the non-striker's end, with de Kock short of his crease.

Ireland need to do better in both the batting and bowling department. Their bowlers leaked runs against New Zealand, while their batters could rarely cross ...

The visitors will be keen to maintain this momentum in the 2-match T20I series against Ireland. Ireland need to do better in both the batting and bowling department. Skipper Balbirnie will have to lead from the front and get back to form soon.

South Africa vs Ireland, 1st T20I: Reeza Hendricks became the Player of the Match after South Africa beat Ireland by 21 runs in the opening match of the ...

Lorcan Tucker kept Ireland in the game in the run-chase after scoring 78 runs off 38 balls with seven fours and five sixes, but his efforts went in vain. Hendricks went on to score 74 runs off 53 balls with the help of 10 fours and one six. After electing to bat first, the Proteas lost the early wickets of Quinton de Kock and Rassie van der Dussen, but they made a stupendous comeback from there on.

Reeza Hendricks and Aiden Markram fifties helped propel the Proteas to 211 for five – a record score against the Irish beating the 189 for two they posted ...

Stand-in skipper Keshav Maharaj (2/29) claimed two of the wickets in that period added to a double for Wayne Parnell (2/36). Their performances helped propel the Proteas to 211 for five – a record score against the Irish beating the 189 for two they posted in Belfast last year. They made full use of the short boundaries – the former bagging his 11th T20I 50 and the latter his eighth – before falling to successive Gareth Delany (2/31) deliveries.