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Ireland beaten by Scotland ZZZZ6:49 amZZZZ
Gaby Lewis played a lone hand again in Kathmandu on Wednesday as Ireland failed to chase down 160 to beat Scotland in their first Super Six clash at the T20 World Cup qualifiers.
Lewis leads Super Six charge ZZZZ1:50 amZZZZ
Gaby Lewis continued her run of form in Kathmandu on Monday with a steady 33 as Ireland completed a regulation seven-wicket victory over Namibia to ease into the Super Six stage of the T20 World Cup qualifiers.
Diary of Nepali Dreams (3) ZZZZ5:04 amZZZZ
Dangerous coke, grumpy officials and chilly temperatures for Niall Walsh on his continued adventures in Nepal following Ireland Women as they attempt to gain one of the four qualification slots on offer for the T20 World Cup.
Tentative Ireland wilt under pressure ZZZZ11:58 amZZZZ
Ireland's loss to Bangladesh leaves them facing three pressure matches in the Super Six phase most likely needing two wins over Netherlands, Scotland and Thailand.
Paul and Lewis lead Ireland to win over USA ZZZZ12:39 amZZZZ
Leah Paul and Gaby Lewis starred with the bat in Kathmandu as Ireland beat the USA by 16 runs to move a step closer to qualifying for their T20 World Cup.
Canning ruled out of T20 WCQ ZZZZ11:23 pmZZZZ
Ava Canning has been forced to withdraw from the squad at the T20 World Cup Qualifier after sustaining an injury while bowling against USA on Thursday.
Diary of Nepali Dreams (2) ZZZZ8:22 amZZZZ
The second instalment from Niall Walsh as Ireland Women open the tournament proper with a win over PNG, and familiar faces in Judy Cohen and Johnny Kennedy make an appearance.
Ireland's selection confusion ZZZZ8:27 amZZZZ
Ireland seem to be guilty of muddled thinking when it comes to their batting options at the top of the order in T20 cricket.
Ireland off to a flyer in World Cup Qualifiers ZZZZ1:13 amZZZZ
Orla Prendergast smashed 56 and followed up with four miserly overs in Kathmandu yesterday to get Ireland’s T20 World Cup qualifying campaign off to a convincing start with a 41-run victory over Papua New Guinea.
Prendergast in the runs again as Ireland beat Zimbabwe ZZZZ7:49 amZZZZ
Orla Prendergast made it back-to-back half centuries to guide Ireland Women to a four-wicket win against Zimbabwe in their second and final T20 WCQ warm-up game in Nepal.
Diary of Nepali Dreams (1) ZZZZ10:52 amZZZZ
Niall Walsh has ventured to Nepal to follow the fortunes of Cricket Ireland Women as they embark on their T20 World Cup Qualifying campaign.
Ireland too strong for Nepal in warm-up ZZZZ2:16 amZZZZ
Ireland's big guns flexed their muscles in a comfortable 100 run win over hosts Nepal in their opening warm-up match of the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifiers.
T20 WCQ Schedule confirmed ZZZZ11:26 amZZZZ
The complete fixtures of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier 2026, including the Super Six stage, have been confirmed.
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