Ireland vs New Zealand, 1st T20I - Live Cricket Score, Commentary
Series: New Zealand tour of Ireland, 2022 Venue: Civil Service Cricket Club, Belfast Date & Time: Jul 18, 04:00 PM LOCAL
Mark Adair 2-49(4 ov)
19.6
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, 1 run, well directed yorker on off, dug out to covers to end the innings with a single
19.6
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, wide, very full but strays down the leg side. Adair is losing the plot a bit!
19.5
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, SIX, length ball that was straight, Phillips stays back in his crease and gives it a clean swing over deep mid-wicket, pummelled over the pavillion for a maximum!
19.4
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, 2 runs, another full toss on middle, Phillips swings but that hits high on his bat and goes towards deep backward square leg
19.4
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, no ball, FOUR, an attempted slower delivery that turned out to be a beamer on off, Phillips swings hard and gets it one bounce four towards the point boundary
19.3
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, FOUR, another wide yorker, Phillips digs it out and gets an outside edge, with third-man in the circle that runs away to the fence
19.2
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, no run, clever wide yorker, Phillips can't reach it despite stretching out his bat
19.1
Mark Adair to Ish Sodhi, out Caught&Bowled!! nicely directed bouncer around middle, Sodhi skies his pull and the bowler chases behind it to take a regulation high catch. Another wicket to the short pitched delivery, that seems to be the ploy today... Ish Sodhi c and b Mark Adair 1(2)
17.6
Mark Adair to M Bracewell, 1 run, slower and fulller outside off, Bracewell waits for it and drives to the sweeper to retain strike
17.5
Mark Adair to M Bracewell, SIX, that's the wrong line to Bracewell! Pitched up on the pads, the southpaw easily slams it over deep mid-wicket for a maximum. Into the trees goes the ball as we all have a moment to breathe
17.4
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, 1 run, in the blockhole! Phillips inside edges it onto his front pad and scampers for the single
17.3
Mark Adair to M Bracewell, 1 run, slower delivery that was on a length and well outside off, Bracewell fetches for it and slaps to the left of long-on
17.2
Mark Adair to M Bracewell, 2 runs, pitched fuller and angling onto the pads, Bracewell underedges his slog sweep towards deep backward square leg for a couple
17.2
Mark Adair to M Bracewell, wide, slower and fuller, but strays down leg
17.1
Mark Adair to M Bracewell, FOUR, short pitched around off, Bracewell pulls it very powerfully. It was just a few yards to the left of deep mid-wicket but the power on it gets it to the fence
3.6
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, 1 run, short ball, a hopping Phillips chops it away and Young makes a diving stop to his right at short third man. A needless throw results in overthrows and Phillips gets off the mark
3.5
Mark Adair to Glenn Phillips, no run, 125.2kph, good length around off, tapped towards point
3.4
Mark Adair to Cleaver, 1 run, Cleaver gets off the mark in international cricket! Turns a length ball towards mid-wicket and hares to the other end
3.4
Mark Adair to Cleaver, wide, back of a length delivery, just down leg and Cleaver misses the glance. Half-an-appeal for caught behind, but that's been wided
3.3
Mark Adair to Guptill, out Caught by Campher!! Guptill's gone! The fielder was moved back; the NZ opener backs himself to clear him and pays the price. Pitched up delivery, Guptill moves leg-side to loft it downtown. The bat turns at the point of impact and the timing goes awry. More height than distance. Campher comes in from long-off to take a safe catch. New Zealand lose both their openers. Guptill c Campher b Mark Adair 24(12) [4s-5]
3.2
Mark Adair to Guptill, no run, moves leg-side and pushes this fuller length ball just wide of the bowler
3.1
Mark Adair to Guptill, FOUR, edged and four! No slips positioned and Guptill survives. In-slanter from wide of the crease, straightens off the deck and catches the outside edge as the batsman gets forward to push. Through the vacant cordon and the ball races away to third man for four
1.6
Mark Adair to Finn Allen, no run, 128.7kph, a bit of extra bounce from a length, a shuffling Allen looks to tuck it away and gets a leading edge towards cover point
1.5
Mark Adair to Guptill, 1 run, full delivery angled in from wide of the crease, driven straight to mid-on and the batters take off for a risky single. Little misses the target at the bowler's end. A direct hit would have been curtains for Guptill
1.4
Mark Adair to Finn Allen, 1 run, in-angler, Finn Allen closes his bat-face to work it in front of square on the on-side
1.3
Mark Adair to Finn Allen, leg byes, FOUR, 122.9kph, strays this length ball on the pads, Finn Allen swivels to pull and misses. The ball brushes the batter's thigh pad and beats the diving Tucker to his left before running away to fine leg
1.2
Mark Adair to Guptill, 1 run, 132.2kph, full delivery on the stumps, Guptill wants to loft it over mid-on. No timing on this and the ball falls short of mid-on. After a slight hesitation, the batsmen take the single
1.1
Mark Adair to Guptill, FOUR, 128.9kph, with a slip in place, Adair starts with a leg-stump half-volley. Easy pickings for Guptill who flicks it away beating the diving short fine leg fielder to his left
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