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Ireland Women vs Sri Lanka Women | Sri Lanka Women tour of Ireland, 2024 | 3rd ODI
Civil Service Cricket Club, Stormont, Belfast
IRE-W Ireland Women
IRE-W Ireland Women
122
(46.3) RR: 2.62
vs
SL-W Sri Lanka Women
SL-W Sri Lanka Women
123-2
(23.1) RR: 5.31
Top batter
Chamari Athapaththu
48 (49)
Top bowler
Chamari Athapaththu
3-15 (8.3)
Player of the match
- 1st Innings Ireland Women 1st Innings IRE-W
- 2nd Innings Sri Lanka Women 2nd Innings SL-W
23.1
1
Over 23 122/2
22.6
0
Aimee Maguire to Harshitha Samarawickrama
No run, the batter plays the short-arm jab.
22.5
1
Aimee Maguire to Kavisha Dilhari
1 run, the batter plays the square cut. Fetches him a single.
22.4
1
Aimee Maguire to Harshitha Samarawickrama
1 run, the batter lofts this in the air and gets a run for the team.
22.3
4
Aimee Maguire to Harshitha Samarawickrama
Four! This is lofted in the air and over the fielder at mid off. Bounces into the fence.
22.2
2
Aimee Maguire to Harshitha Samarawickrama
2 runs, that is lofted away for a couple.
22.1
1
Aimee Maguire to Kavisha Dilhari
1 run, the batter plays the square cut. Fetches him a single.
Over 22 113/2
21.6
0
Freya Sargent to Harshitha Samarawickrama
No run, this time the batter punches it off the front foot, but finds a fielder.
21.5
4
Freya Sargent to Harshitha Samarawickrama
Four.
21.4
1
Freya Sargent to Kavisha Dilhari
1 run, there comes the broom and the ball is swept away for a run.
21.3
1
Freya Sargent to Harshitha Samarawickrama
1 run, this is worked away for a run.
21.2
1
Freya Sargent to Kavisha Dilhari
1 run, the batter goes back in his crease and guides it through third man for a single.
21.1
0
Freya Sargent to Kavisha Dilhari
No run, a gentle push by the batter but cannot pierce the gap.
Over 21 106/2
20.6
1
Aimee Maguire to Kavisha Dilhari
1 run, that is pulled away through the mid wicket region for a single.
20.5
0
Aimee Maguire to Kavisha Dilhari
No run, there comes the usage of the broom but not to add anything to the total.
Freya Sargent to Kavisha Dilhari
1 run, that is pulled away through the mid wicket region for a single.