West Indies vs Ireland Scorecard · T20 World Cup 2010
West Indies
138/9
20 ov
Top performers
West Indies · 1st innings
138/9 (20 ov)Ireland bowling
Ireland · 2nd innings
68 (all out · 16.4 ov)West Indies bowling
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West Indies vs Ireland: result and key facts
West Indies won by 70 runs in T20 World Cup 2010 at Providence Stadium on 30 April 2010. Darren Sammy top-scored with 30 off 17 balls and Darren Sammy took 3/8.
Frequently asked questions
Who won West Indies vs Ireland?
West Indies won by 70 runs. The match was played at Providence Stadium, Providence on 30 April 2010, in T20 World Cup 2010. Darren Sammy top-scored with 30 off 17 balls and Darren Sammy took 3/8.
When and where was West Indies vs Ireland played?
West Indies vs Ireland was played at Providence Stadium, Providence on Friday 30 April 2010, in T20 World Cup 2010.
What were the final scores in West Indies vs Ireland?
West Indies scored 138/9 in 20 overs. Ireland scored 68/10 in 16.4 overs. West Indies won by 70 runs. The full scorecard, with every batter's and bowler's figures, is on this page.
Who was the Statz MVP in West Indies vs Ireland?
George Dockrell was named Statz MVP. The Statz Rating combines batting impact, bowling impact and match context.
Who was the top run-scorer in West Indies vs Ireland?
Darren Sammy top-scored with 30 off 17 balls, a strike rate of 176.5. Ramnaresh Sarwan made the next-highest score, 24 off 26 balls. Every innings is on the scorecard, with the fours, sixes and strike rate of each batter.
Who took the most wickets in West Indies vs Ireland?
Darren Sammy took 3/8 in 3.4 overs.
Who played in West Indies vs Ireland?
West Indies XI: Andre Fletcher, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Dwayne Bravo (c), Ramnaresh Sarwan, Narsingh Deonarine, Denesh Ramdin (wk), Darren Sammy, Kieron Pollard, Nikita Miller, Ravi Rampaul, Kemar Roach. Ireland XI: William Porterfield (c), Paul Stirling, Niall O'Brien (wk), Alex Cusack, Gary Wilson, Kevin O'Brien, Trent Johnston, John Mooney, Andre Botha, Boyd Rankin, George Dockrell.
























