New Zealand keep Women's T20 World Cup hopes alive with narrow four-run win over Ireland
Southampton, June 19 -- Defending champions New Zealand kept their ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 title defence alive with a narrow four-run victory over Ireland.
After suffering two defeats in their opening matches, the White Ferns produced a much-needed win to revive their campaign, defending a modest total of 140/6 in a tense finish.
A superb 110-run partnership between Ireland captain Gaby Lewis and Orla Prendergast had put Ireland in a strong position and raised hopes of their first win of the tournament, but they ultimately fell short in a dramatic chase.
Opting to bowl first, Ireland made early inroads as Aimee Maguire removed Georgia Plimmer, while Prendergast struck twice to dismiss Isabella Gaze and Maddy Green, leaving New Z...
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