The Ireland innings built around a 106 run partnership for the fourth wicket between Amy Hunter and Rebecca Stokell. Friday's 269 from the Girls in Green was made to look a long way short by the Windies openers - will it be a different story today? A wicket in Orla Prendergast's opening over - but it's Realeanna Grimond rather than Hayley Matthews but Ireland will settle for that for starters. Matthews and Stafanie Taylor being watchful against some tidy Irish bowling either side of the Powerplay. Matthews again looking in ominous form, putting away the bad balls is all she needs to do at the moment 99-1 at the first Drinks break. Matthews completes her century and skies Louise Little to Cara Murray at mid-on. A second catch there for Cara Murray to remove Deandra Dottin, a wicket for Aimee Maguire, make that two as Glasgow is caught by Georgina Dempsey. No stopping Stafanie Taylor who goes 4,6,6 off Alana Dalzell to get to her century and her side to the win with eleven overs to spare. Interesting end to the game as with the scores tied the high no-ball that Taylor hit for six ended the game and the 6 runs don't count!

Ireland lost 5 wickets for just 36 runs from the second drinks break, slipping from 196-3 to 232-8 in 7 overs of Hayley Matthews' off-spin and Afy Fletcher's leggies. Amy Hunter dragging on from Fletcher with her century beckoning, precipitating what has been a familiar middle order collapse from the Girls in Green before Louise Little and Cara Murray added 34 for the ninth wicket to push the score above 250. Windies openers Hayley Matthews and Realeanna Grimmond start with a flourish posting 50 in the first 6 overs and 72 at the end of the 10 over Powerplay. Ireland bowling offering no challenge at the moment, batting is all too easy. 'Stand and Deliver' - Ireland's lack of depth with both bat and ball cruelly exposed in the longer format of the game. Disappointment for Realeanna Grimmond as she edges Little to Hunter with the partnership worth 258 - 12 were needed for the win and she needed 9 of them for her century with Matthews giving her every chance to get there. As comprehensive a win as you'll see, Ireland fortunate to come second.