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Campher And Dockrell Kept Ireland In The Super 12 Race

Author: Rickden Lepcha
by Rickden Lepcha
Posted: Oct 23, 2022

Ireland defeated Scotland by six lattices in Hobart on Wednesday, keeping their Super 12s hopes alive. Michael Jones' first-ever T20 half-century helped Scotland in posting a score of176/5. still, a 119- run cooperation between Campher and Dockrell helped Ireland to win the match.

Jones, Cross 59 run stage

Scotland's innings did not get off to a good launch as Mark Adair removed George Munsey at the launch of the game. While Michael Jones was having trouble beforehand in his inning, Matthew Cross kept adding runs from one end. In the third over, he hit three boundaries against Barry McCarthy. After the powerplay, Scotland was39/1. Again taking McCarthy on, both batters hit a six and a boundary to help their platoon over the 50- run mark. Curtis Campher got the gate of Cross on 28 runs.

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Jones, Berrington power Scotland to 176

Jones took his time in the middle, but after the powerplay, he began attacking Ireland's bowlers. In the 11th over, Jones pulled Joshua Little for a huge six. In the 13th over, Berrington smacked McCarthy for a boundary and a six. In the 16th over, after scoring his first T20 half-century, Jones terminated Gareth Delany for a six and a four. Campher got the gate of Berrington on 37 runs. McCarthy conceded 59 runs in his 4 overs as he was smacked for 19 runs in his final over by Jones and Leask.

Scotland strikes with early lattices

Ireland lost both their educated openers cheaply. Balbirnie was dismissed by Brad Wheal on 14 runs, and Paul Stirling was removed by Safyaan Sharif on 8 runs. After the powerplay, Ireland was37/2. Ireland lost two back-to-back lattices of Lorcan Tucker and Harry Tector.

Campher, Dockrell cooperation

Ireland was65/4 after 10 overs and floundering in the chase, but a 119- run cooperation between Dockrell and Campher helped them to win the game. The counterattack began in the 13th over, when Mark Watt was taken for 18 runs. Following that, both batters hit Brad Wheal and scored 14 runs from the 15th over. With 52 needed in the final five overs, Josh Davey was smashed for 17 runs in the 16th over. With 12 runs left in the final two overs, Campher struck three successive boundaries to help Ireland reach the target with one over remaining. Curtis Campher scored 72 runs in 32 balls, while George Dockrell scored 39 runs in 27 balls.

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