Ireland v Pakistan, 1st Women's T20I (6 August)
- Boundary for Orla Prendergast
- Down the ground
- Reverse sweep by Amy Hunter
- Talking tactics
- Runs for Leah Paul
- Amy Hunter is bowled
- Big hit
- Lofted by Rebecca Stokell
- Runs for Rebecca Stokell
- On driven
- Rebecca Stokell
- End of Jane Maguire
- Big appeal
- End of Arlene Kelly
- Run out
- Pulled away
- Serious groundstaff..
- Catch for Amy Hunter
- Orla Prendergast congratulated
- Orla Prendergast bowling
- Lofted
- Cara Murray
- Ava Canning
- Amy Hunter and Lara McBride celebrate
- Dug out
- Roar of delight from Gaby Lewis
- Faster than a speeding bullet...
- Struck in front
- Jane Maguire took 2 for 20 in an 11-run win
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