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Ireland vs Afghanistan Scorecard · ODI 2019

ODI 2019 · Sun 19 May 2019 Result
Ireland 210/10 48.5 ov
Ireland won by 72 runs Civil Service Cricket Club, Belfast
Afghanistan 138/10 35.4 ov
Updated .

Ireland · 1st innings

210 (all out · 48.5 ov)
BatterDismissalRB4s6sSR
James McCollum lbw b Dawlat Zadran lbw b Dawlat Zadran 4 100040.0
Gary Wilson (wk) run out (Rahmat Shah) run out (Rahmat Shah) 10 120083.3
George Dockrell lbw b Rashid Khan lbw b Rashid Khan 14 180077.8
Tim Murtagh not out not out 3* 50060.0
Extras8 (lb 5, w 3) Total210 (all out · 48.5 ov · RR 4.30)
Fall of wickets1-23 James McCollum 4.5 ov, 2-35 Andrew Balbirnie 8.3 ov, 3-134 William Porterfield 31.6 ov, 4-140 Paul Stirling 33.1 ov, 5-155 Gary Wilson 37.2 ov, 6-192 Kevin O'Brien 43.6 ov, 7-201 Mark Adair 45.6 ov, 8-205 George Dockrell 46.5 ov, 9-207 Andy McBrine 47.6 ov, 10-210 Boyd Rankin 48.5 ov

Afghanistan bowling

BowlerOMRWEcon
Dawlat Zadran 703535.00
Aftab Alam · 1 wd1 wd 7.502833.57
Mujeeb Ur Rahman · 1 wd1 wd 1003503.50
Gulbadin Naib 1004514.50
Rashid Khan · 1 wd1 wd 1004124.10
Mohammad Nabi 402105.25

Afghanistan · 2nd innings

138 (all out · 35.4 ov)
BatterDismissalRB4s6sSR
Mohammad Shahzad (wk) lbw b Tim Murtagh lbw b Tim Murtagh 2 140014.3
Asghar Afghan lbw b Boyd Rankin lbw b Boyd Rankin 29 513056.9
Aftab Alam not out not out 5* 71071.4
Mujeeb Ur Rahman c & b Mark Adair c & b Mark Adair 0 2000.0
Extras9 (b 1, lb 2, w 6) Total138 (all out · 35.4 ov · RR 3.87)
Fall of wickets1-7 Mohammad Shahzad 4.2 ov, 2-19 Rahmat Shah 8.4 ov, 3-22 Hazratullah Zazai 12.2 ov, 4-40 Hashmatullah Shahidi 18.6 ov, 5-94 Mohammad Nabi 27.6 ov, 6-104 Asghar Afghan 30.2 ov, 7-120 Rashid Khan 32.1 ov, 8-120 Dawlat Zadran 32.4 ov, 9-138 Gulbadin Naib 35.2 ov, 10-138 Mujeeb Ur Rahman 35.4 ov

Ireland bowling

BowlerOMRWEcon
Tim Murtagh · 1 wd1 wd 621222.00
Andy McBrine 1041701.70
Mark Adair 6.401942.85
George Dockrell 302608.67
Boyd Rankin · 4 wd4 wd 714035.71
Kevin O'Brien · 1 wd1 wd 302117.00
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Match details
TossAfghanistan, bowl GroundCivil Service Cricket Club, Belfast › StartSun 19 May · 10:45 BST

Ireland vs Afghanistan: result and key facts

Ireland won by 72 runs in ODI 2019 at Civil Service Cricket Club on 19 May 2019. Paul Stirling top-scored with 71 off 94 balls and Mark Adair took 4/19.

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Frequently asked questions

Who won Ireland vs Afghanistan?

Ireland won by 72 runs. The match was played at Civil Service Cricket Club, Belfast on 19 May 2019, in ODI 2019. Paul Stirling top-scored with 71 off 94 balls and Mark Adair took 4/19.

When and where was Ireland vs Afghanistan played?

Ireland vs Afghanistan was played at Civil Service Cricket Club, Belfast on Sunday 19 May 2019, in ODI 2019.

What were the final scores in Ireland vs Afghanistan?

Ireland scored 210/10 in 48.5 overs. Afghanistan scored 138/10 in 35.4 overs. Ireland won by 72 runs. The full scorecard, with every batter's and bowler's figures, is on this page.

Who was the Statz MVP in Ireland vs Afghanistan?

Tim Murtagh was named Statz MVP, earning a Statz Rating of 111/100. The Statz Rating combines batting impact, bowling impact and match context.

Who was the top run-scorer in Ireland vs Afghanistan?

Paul Stirling top-scored with 71 off 94 balls, a strike rate of 75.5. William Porterfield made the next-highest score, 53 off 83 balls. Every innings is on the scorecard, with the fours, sixes and strike rate of each batter.

Who took the most wickets in Ireland vs Afghanistan?

Mark Adair took 4/19 in 6.4 overs.

Who played in Ireland vs Afghanistan?

Ireland XI: Paul Stirling, James McCollum, Andrew Balbirnie, William Porterfield (c), Kevin O'Brien, Gary Wilson (wk), George Dockrell, Mark Adair, Andy McBrine, Tim Murtagh, Boyd Rankin, Tyrone Edward Kane. Afghanistan XI: Mohammad Shahzad (wk), Hazratullah Zazai, Rahmat Shah, Asghar Afghan, Hashmatullah Shahidi, Mohammad Nabi, Gulbadin Naib (c), Rashid Khan, Dawlat Zadran, Aftab Alam, Mujeeb Ur Rahman.