Ireland Go Down Fighting Against England at T20 World Cup
Sophie Ecclestone took 3/22 and Charlie Dean 2/11 as England limited Ireland to 118/9 before chasing the target in 17.3 overs.
- On Tuesday, June 16, 2026, hosts England secured a 4-wicket victory over Ireland in a rain-affected T20 World Cup match at the Rose Bowl in Southampton.
- After a rain-delayed toss, England chose to field, restricting Ireland Women to 118/9 in 20 overs while delivering 60 dot balls in disciplined bowling.
- Captain Nat Sciver-Brunt anchored the chase with a 48-run knock off 37 balls, guiding England home in 17.3 overs despite early powerplay losses.
- Securing their second consecutive win, England solidified their position at the top of Group 2 after previously defeating Sri Lanka by 87 runs in the opener.
- Sophie Ecclestone spearheaded the bowling attack with figures of 3/22, while Charlie Dean contributed an economical 2/11 spell to contain Ireland's scoring.
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