Ireland beats West Indies in rain-hit 2nd ODI
The Hindu
Ireland was chasing 230 to win and was well ahead of the run rate at 157-4 in the 32nd over when rain stopped play for 90 minutes.
Ireland beat the West Indies by five wickets in a rain-interrupted second one-day international at Sabina Park on Thursday, January 13, 2022.
Ireland was chasing 230 to win and was well ahead of the run rate at 157-4 in the 32nd over when rain stopped play for 90 minutes.
When the match resumed, the Duckworth-Lewis method reduced Ireland’s ask to 168 from 36 overs, or 11 more runs from 28 balls. The Irish knocked them off in seven balls, winning on a pair of no balls at 168-5.
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