2nd ODI: Ireland beat Zimbabwe by 4 wickets
Stormont, 28 July.
Zimbabwe 178 (49.1 overs; C Spiwe-Tiripano 56, M Mupachikwa 45; A Dalzell 4-36, L McBride 3-22)
Ireland 182-6 (38.5 overs, O Prendergast 67*, G Lewis 44 , L Delany 18, L Tshuma 4-35)
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Orla Prendergast receives award from Cricket Ireland President Donna Armstrong (Cricket Ireland)
1st ODI: Ireland beat Zimbabwe by 97 runs
Stormont, 26 July.
Ireland 288-9 (50 overs; S Forbes 54, G Lewis 51, O Prendergast 50, A Hunter 43, L Delany 34; K Ndhlovu 3-50, L Tshuma 2-37, T Makusha 2-47)
Zimbabwe 191 (48.1 overs; C Spiwe-Tiripano 48, R Pasipanodya 32*, B Biza 27, K Ndhlovu 21; A Kelly 2-17, O Prendergast 2-20, J Maguire 2-25, L McBride 2-25, C Murray 2-53)
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3rd T20I: Ireland beat Zimbabwe by 51 runs
Sydney Parade, Dublin, 23 July.
Ireland 180-4 (20 overs; A Hunter 59, R Stokell 45, O Prendergast 24*, L Little 22; B Biza 2-21)
Zimbabwe 129-7 (20 overs; C Mugeri-Tiripano 39, B Biza 25; A Canning 2-18, S MacMahon 2-21)
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2nd T20I: Ireland beat Zimbabwe by 65 runs.
Sydney Parade, Dublin, 22 July.
Ireland 176-4 (20 overs; G Lewis 87, O Prendergast 52, L Paul 20; T Makusa 2-30)
Zimbabwe 111 (20 overs; K Ndhlovu 46; C Murray 3-17, L Paul 2-9, O Prendergast 2-17)
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Gaby Lewis (Sportsfile)
Gaby Lewis made it back-to-back half centuries and Player-of-the-Match awards as Ireland took an unassailable 2-0 series lead against a poor Zimbabwe team at Sydney Parade. The skipper shared a second wicket stand of 131 with Orla Prendergast, who made 52 on her home ground. The chase never got going as Zimbabwe were bowled out for 111 - three wickets again for Cara Murray, while Leah Paul and Orla Prendergast took two each in a convincing 65-run win.
1st T20I: Ireland beat Zimbabwe by 6 wickets
Sydney Parade, Dublin, 20 July.
Zimbabwe 117-9 (20 overs: C Spiwe-Tiripano 42, K Ndhlovu 20; C Murray 3-19, A Kelly 2-10)
Ireland 118-4 (16.5 overs: G Lewis 67; K Chigora 2-18)
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Ireland Women celebrate a wicket (Sportsfile)
Three wickets for Cara Murray and two for Arlene Kelly restricted Zimbabwe to 117 for 9 in the opening T20I at Pembroke. Ireland struggled initially in the chase to reach 54 for 2 at the halfway stage. Skipper Gaby Lewis then switched gears, hitting 67 as her side took a 1-0 lead in the three-match series winning by six wickets in the 17th over.