Final Score
Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier
Group B: UAE lost to Ireland by 6 wickets
Sheikh Zayed Stadium, 25 April.
UAE 105/9 (20 overs: Khushi Sharma 24, Theertha Satish 22, Heena Hotchandani 18, Esha Oza 15; Arlene Kelly 2-12, Eimear Richardson 2-15, Cara Murray 1-15, Alana Dalzell 1-22
Ireland 106/4 (16.1 overs: Gaby Lewis 27, Amy Hunter 25, Orla Prendergast 22*, Eimear Richardson 22*; Esha Oza 3-13, Kavisha Egodage 1-19)
Two stumpings for Amy Hunter in the game today (ICC)
Toss won by Ireland who asked UAE to bat first. Ireland can't afford a slip-up when they get their Qualification campaign underway against a UAE side whose build up to the Tournament was hit by the total wash out of the Quadrangular series that included Netherlands, Scotland and USA. UAE captain Esha Oza takes 15 off Alana Dalzell's opening over but drives the final delivery to Laura Delany at mid off, simple catch, 20/1. Sharma and Satish add 44 before Sharma is stumped by Amy Hunter off Arlene Kelly, 66/2 at the halfway stage of the innings. Cara Murray strikes with her first delivery, Sharma stumped, so both set batters gone in consecutive deliveries, that should slow things down as the two new batters find their feet. Never run on a misfield they say and when Hunter fumbles a return from the deep that's what the batters attempt, silly run out. Two in the next Richardson over sees Ireland in full control, 10/4 in the last 4 overs. And another two crazy run outs sees the seventh and eighth wickets fall and a second wicket for Arlene Kelly in the nineteenth makes it 9. Ireland surely favourites at the change of innings. And Ireland start the chase at a gallop, fifty on the board before Lewis edges behind last ball of the Powerplay. Spinners on now, so a different challenge facing the Girls in Green. A win for spin as Hunter runs past one and is stumped by a distance and in the same over Laura Delany manages to paddle onto her leg stump from just her second delivery! 68/3 after 10 and vital phase for both sides coming up after the drinks break. Disaster for Rebecca Stokell who chips a return catch to Oza first ball after the resumption. Ireland creeping along but less than 30 required now. A couple of close lbw shouts go Ireland's way and the ball drops in amongst a couple of fielders - nervy stuff. But Eimear Richardson and Orla Prendergast go on the attack adding a quickfire 38 to get Ireland over the line with overs to spare.
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Group A: Sri Lanka beat Thailand by 67 runs
Tolerance Oval, 25 April.
Sri Lanka 122/5 (20 overs: Chamari Athapaththu 16, Hasini Perera 29, Nilakshi De Silva 21*, Vishmi Gunaratne 13; Chanida Sutthiruang 1-15, Sunida Chaturongrattana 1-15, Onnicha Kamchomphu 1-27, Suleeporn Laomi 1-19)
Thailand 55 (16.2 overs: Nannapat Koncharoenkai 18; Inoshi Priyadharshani 3-14, Udeshika Prabodhani 2-10,
Karunaratne is stumped by Nannapat Koncharoenkai (ICC)
Toss: Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka seemingly happy to take what's on offer from the Thai bowlers, no real sign of aggression and they've lost three wickets into the bargain. Make that five down after fifteen overs with the score only 79 - upset on the cards? An unbroken 44 run sixth wicket partnership in those last 5 overs has carried to Sri Lanka to what they will hope is a defendable total. A wicket in the first over of the chase and two in two balls with the score on 31 has slammed the brakes on the Thai batters. Their answer is to attempt a crazy run and its 40/4 at the halfway stage, going nowhere at this stage and it was a total surrender after that. Easy in the end for Sri Lanka who collect the first points of the Tournament.
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Group A: Scotland beat Uganda by 109 runs
Tolerance Oval, 25 April.
Scotland 161/3 (20 overs: Saskia Horley 61*, Ailsa Lister 55*, Darcey Carter 24)
Uganda 52 (12.2 overs: Rachel Slater 5-17, Abtaha Maqsood 3-10, Kathryn Bryce 1-9, Priyanaz Chatterji 1-11)
Scottish piled on the runs in their innings (ICC)
Toss: Uganda. Scotland will relish the opportunity Uganda have presented them with Darcey Carter and Saskia Horley opening for the Scots. Carter bowled sweeping for a rapid 24 off 16 (3x4, 1x6) and skipper Kathryn Bryce run out next ball! Pushed into the leg side and beaten to the bowler's end by the direct hit. 66/2 at the drinks break becomes 66/3 one ball later Sarah Bryce beaten by the off spinner from Immaculate Nakisuuyi. This Horley / Lister partnership passes 50 and is steering Scotland to a useful total. Fifty for Horley off 45 balls (6x4) followed by Lister's off just 31 (5x4, 2x6). Great second half by the Scots pair who added 95 in those last 10 overs. More than enough one would imagine. Kathryn Bryce opens the bowling, huge inswingers, huge 'no shot' lbw appeal fist ball and hits leg stump with the second, another big appeal third! More swing from left arm seamer Rachel Slater, and she clips the off stump of Immaculate Nakisuuyi, enter captain Janet Mbabazi who plays on off her first delivery and it's all Scotland. A third for Slater bowling Rita Musamali off her pads. Priyanaz Chatterji claims a wicket with her first delivery, half the side out for 23. A five-for for Slater and three for legspinner Abtaha Maqsood who finishes the innings with a diving caught and bowled. Comprehensive win for Scotland who looked a force to be reckoned with both batting and bowling. Sri Lanka next for them on Saturday.
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Group B: Vanuatu beat Zimbabwe by 6 wickets
Sheikh Zayed Stadium, 25 April.
Zimbabwe 61 (13.3 overs: Nasimana Navaika 4-11, Vanessa Vira 3-14, Rachel Andrew 2-10)
Vanuatu 62/4 (16.3 overs: Nasimana Navaika 21, Valenta Langiatu 13; Audrey Mazvishaya 2-10)
Zimbabwe were spun out for just 61 (ICC)
Toss: Zimbabwe. Modester Mupachikwa caught behind without scoring, cutting in off spinner Vanessa Vira's first over. Rachel Andrew with two in two balls, the big wickets of Chipo Tiripano and Mary-Anne Musonda. Nasimana Navaika has run through the middle order with her little front of the hand pushed leg-spin 4-11 in her 3 overs so far! Vira wraps things up with her third wicket - Zimbabwe spun out for just 61! Early wickets vital for Zimbabwe and they have both openers inside the Powerplay. The unknown factor is of course the depth or otherwise of the Vanuatu batting, but they're half way there off seven overs already. 40/2 after 10 and it's theirs to lose at this stage. A wicket for a Madvishaya gives Zimbabwe hope, too little too late? Navaika is still there and in line for POTM 4-11 and the winning innings. The bookies have stopped taking bets. Navaika bowled one shot away from a sensation, a second wicket for Audrey Mazvishaya but it's a four wicket win for Vanuatu - joyous scenes as the team invade the pitch to celebrate with the not out batters. Vanuatu's next game is on Saturday when their opponents will be the Netherlands.
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Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier
27 April Group A: Uganda v USA (Sheikh Zayed Stadium)
27 April Group A: Scotland v Sri Lanka (Sheikh Zayed Stadium)
27 April Group B: Netherlands v Vanuatu (Tolerance Oval)
27 April Group B: UAE v Zimbabwe (Tolerance Oval)
29 April Group A: Scotland v USA (Tolerance Oval)
29 April Group A: Thailand v Uganda (Tolerance Oval)
29 April Group B: Ireland v Zimbabwe (Sheikh Zayed Stadium)
29 April Group B: UAE v Netherlands (Sheikh Zayed Stadium)
1 May Group A: Sri Lanka v Uganda (Sheikh Zayed Stadium)
1 May Group A: Thailand v USA (Sheikh Zayed Stadium)
1 May Group B: Netherlands v Zimbabwe (Tolerance Oval)
1 May Group B: Ireland v Vanuatu (Tolerance Oval)
Interpro T20
1 May Leinster Lightning v Munster Reds (Pembroke, Dublin)
1 May Northern Knights v North West Warriors (Pembroke, Dublin)
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27 April Bonds Glen v The Nedd (Bonds Glen)
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NWCU T20
28 April Group A: Bready v St Johnston (Magheramason)
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28 April Group A: Bready v Ballyspallen (Magheramason)
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28 April Group B: Glendermott v Coleraine (The Rectory)
28 April Group B: Brigade v Bonds Glen (Beechgrove)
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28 April Group D: Fox Lodge v The Nedd (Ballymagorry)
28 April Group D: Donemana v Killyclooney (The Holm)
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28 April Group D: Donemana v The Nedd (The Holm)
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